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| Name | South Africa VS Australia 5th ODI 2006 Full Highlights (@Johannesburg) (WORLD RECORD RUN CHASE) |
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| Video Discription | Full Highlights of the 5th ODI (Series Decider) of the 5-match ODI series in 2006 played between hosts South Africa and Australia at Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg on March 12, 2006. This Highlights is the coverage of ESPN Star Sports (now Star Sports India). Match Scorecard and Details: https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/14676/scorecard/238200/south-africa-vs-australia-5th-odi-australia-tour-of-south-africa-2005-06 About the match: The 5th One Day International cricket match between South Africa and Australia was played on 12 March 2006 at New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg. The match broke many cricket records, including both the first and the second team innings score of over 400 runs. Australia won the toss and elected to bat first. They scored 434 for 4 off their 50 overs, breaking the previous record of 398–5 by Sri Lanka against Kenya in 1996. In reply, South Africa scored 438–9, winning by one wicket with one ball to spare. The match has been acclaimed as the greatest One Day International match ever played and has been referred to as the "438 match" or "438 game" in the media. Australian captain Ricky Ponting chose to bat after winning the toss. Adam Gilchrist and Simon Katich got the side off to a good start, both scoring fifties. A difficult catch by Andrew Hall diving to his left removed Gilchrist in the 16th over while the partnership was on 97. Ponting then scored his fastest century with 100 off 73 balls, and went on to his highest score at the Wanderers ground with 164 from 105 balls, including 9 sixes and 13 fours. Ponting and Katich put on 139 runs for the second wicket, before Katich was caught at third man by Roger Telemachus off Makhaya Ntini. Michael Hussey was promoted up the order and made 81. Ponting was dismissed after his drive shot was caught by Boeta Dippenaar in the 47th over. By the end of the innings, South Africa were under pressure with Telemachus beginning the 48th over with four consecutive no-balls. Australia made 53 runs off its last three overs; Andrew Symonds and Brett Lee helping the side past the world record with 27 and 9 runs respectively and Australia became the first side to ever score 400 runs in a One Day International. News sites reported how Australia had just smashed the world record. With the series at two all, South Africa went out batting, giving it their all, requiring 8.7 runs per over from the start. In the interval, Jacques Kallis had broken the ice in a sombre dressing-room with the words "Come on, guys: it's a 450-wicket. They're 15 short!" Such a chase had never been attempted before – at that point, the previous highest first innings score was Sri Lanka's 398 against Kenya. The previous highest second innings score was 344/8, scored by Pakistan against India at Karachi on 13 March 2004 (a game which India eventually won, by only five runs). The early loss of Boeta Dippenaar for 1 made the South African run chase seem more difficult. Herschelle Gibbs batted at number 3 and reached his 16th ODI hundred in 79 balls, beating his own South African record for the fastest score of a hundred that had previously been off 84 balls against Zimbabwe. Gibbs scored the second highest total by a South African with 175 off 111 balls. He and Graeme Smith had a 187 run partnership, bringing the South Africans back into the game. When Smith was out for 90, Gibbs shared another strong partnership, this time with AB de Villiers. Australia kept the pressure on after Gibbs' dismissal with consistent wickets, but big hitting by Johannes van der Wath and Mark Boucher kept the Proteas in the hunt. Nathan Bracken, in contrasting fashion to the rest of the match, bowled particularly well collecting 5 wickets and keeping his economy a respectable 6.7. By the final over of the match, South Africa needed 7 runs off 6 balls, with Boucher on strike. He pushed a single, giving the strike to Andrew Hall who hit a four, leaving 2 required off four balls. However, he was out caught attempting to repeat the shot, leaving the side at 433–9. Ntini, the number 11 batsman, managed to get the bowler, Brett Lee, away for a single to third man and tie the scores. Boucher then hit a four the next ball (getting his 19th fifty in ODI cricket), sealing South Africa's victory. #SouthAfrica #Australia #SAvsAUS #SouthAfricaVSAustralia #SAvsAUS2006 #WorldRecordRunChase #SAvsAUSworldrecordmatch #SAvsAUSrecordODImatch #ESPN #ESPNcricinfo #SuperSport #StarSports #ESPNStarSports #RSA #CSA #SACB #CA #ACB #CricketSouthAfrica #CricketAustralia #Proteas #Kangaroos #ProteasCricket #BestofAustralia #BestofSouthAfrica #AfricanCricket #ICC #CricketWorldCup #ChampionsTrophy #AUSvsSAworldcup1999 #RickyPonting #GraemeSmith #MarkBoucher #SteveWaugh #Johannesburg #Wanderers #SeriesDeciderMatch #SouthAfricaVSAustralia2006 #MakhayaNtini #HerschelleGibbs #ABdeVillers #ODICricket #OneDayCricket #TonyGrieg #JacquesKallis #IPL #BPL #CPL #PSL #BBL #MSL #Mzansi #MzansiCricket #AUS #cwc99 #BestofAfrica #BestofSA 4xgWfhWnBoA |
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