230+ is still a good total I think.
South Africa bowl Australia out for 222 in 48 overs. Real bad from Australia, who failed to see out their alloted overs. South Africa need 223 to win the series. It was a disciplined effort from them.
Our chances look good to win the series
Please dont screw it up boys![]()
[-]If we screw this one up.... I might just move to Australia and support those bastards[/-]
Never mind that.![]()
..I call for your deportation, besides we own Australia now..Australia day should be changed to Founder/Owner's day IMO
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Nothing easy about beating OZ, you got a fast bouncy pitch and Tait and Johnson could be a handful...
Jokes aside that new ball could just see us 26/4 after 8 overs and then it's game over... Alternatively if Gibbs and Amla acclimatize to the pace and bounce early enough we could find ourselves 48/0 after 8 then it's well and truly game over...As long as you are back by say over 35 again and posting "game over game over" I know we will take this one![]()
Jokes aside that new ball could just see us 26/4 after 8 overs and then it's game over... Alternatively if Gibbs and Amla acclimatize to the pace and bounce early enough we could find ourselves 48/0 after 8 then it's well and truly game over...
Early wickets exposing the middle order to a new ball on this pitch and I'm going to be k@king myself...
1.4 Hilfenhaus to Gibbs, FOUR, after the caress comes the club, just hitting it in the air over extra cover for a one-bounce four, the Gibbs specialty on view
1.3 Hilfenhaus to Gibbs, FOUR, sumptuous, Hilfenhaus delivers the outswinger and Gibbs bunts it with a straight bat past mid-off and extra cover, all along the ground
3.3 Hilfenhaus to Gibbs, FOUR, skips down and clips this one in the air over midwicket
3.2 Hilfenhaus to Gibbs, no run, short of a length and Gibbs defends it to the off side
3.1 Hilfenhaus to Gibbs, FOUR, good use of the feet, waltzing down and hitting over extra cover
5.6 Hilfenhaus to Gibbs, FOUR, four more, this one thumped through extra cover
5.5 Hilfenhaus to Gibbs, FOUR, driven on the rise, superbly, off the front foot square on the off side
6.4 Johnson to Gibbs, FOUR, vintage Gibbsy! steps out as if this were slow left-arm orthodox, and crashes it through the covers, more timing than power