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SOUTH AFRICA v PAKISTAN 1997-98 Wisden CricInfo staff - January 1, 1999
At Centurion, April 17. South Africa won by seven wickets. Toss: Pakistan. South Africa ensured their place in the finals in a tediously one-sided game, needing only 42 overs to bundle out Pakistan and a mere 36 to overtake a paltry total of 145. Pakistan's batsmen were frustrated by South Africa's pace attack, which included Donald, playing his 100th one-day international and his first since he was injured in the Second Test against Sri Lanka. But three Pakistanis fell to run-outs, brilliantly executed by Kallis, Crookes and Rhodes. Though opener Rindel fell for nought, Kallis shared half-century stands with Kirsten and Cullinan to steer his side to a predictable win. Man of the Match: J. H. Kallis. Attendance: 15,291. © Wisden CricInfo Ltd |
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