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Cricket-SA v England - first Twenty20 scoreboard

Sat Nov 14, 2009 1:16am IST
 
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JOHANNESBURG, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Scoreboard after England beat South Africa by one run in the first Twenty20 international in Johannesburg on Friday to take a 1-0 lead in the two-match series.

England won by one run on the Duckworth/Lewis method.

Scoreboard

England innings J. Denly lbw b Langeveldt 0 A. Cook lbw b McLaren 11 J. Trott run out (Smith/Van der Merwe) 33 P. Collingwood c Botha b McLaren 57 E. Morgan not out 85 L. Wright c De Villiers b Steyn 2 M. Prior c Morkel b McLaren 0 T. Bresnan not out 3 Extras (lb-5, w-6) 11 Total (for six wickets, 20 overs) 202

Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-25, 3-61, 4-159, 5-167, 6-169.

Did not bat: G. Swann, S. Mahmood, J. Anderson.

Bowling: Langeveldt 4-0-39-1 (w-2), McLaren 4-0-33-3 (w-2), Steyn 4-0-40-1, Morkel 2-0-32-0, Van der Merwe 2-0-17-0, Botha 4-0-36-0 (w-2).

South Africa innings G. Smith c Morgan b Wright 41 L. Bosman c Collingwood b Swann 58 J-P. Duminy lbw b Mahmood 6 A. de Villiers not out 10 A. Morkel not out 9 Extras (w-3) 3 Total (for three wickets, 13 overs) 127

Fall of wickets: 1-97, 2-101, 3-112.  Continued...

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