New Zealand Bashes South Africa: Cricket World Cup Super 8

by Jordan Yerman | April 14, 2007 at 02:14 pm
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New Zealand were too strong for an uncertain South Africa side, winning by five wickets with 10 balls left.

The result puts the Kiwis and Sri Lanka into the World Cup semi-finals, and means Tuesday's England v South Africa match is a virtual quarter-final.

New Zealand were fortunate to win an important toss, as they profited from some lavish swing and seam movement early on to limit the Proteas to 193-7.

And South Africa were well below par in the field, dropping four catches.

Stephen Fleming hit 50 having been missed by Mark Boucher off Andre Nel on 24.

He was also spilled by South Africa's best fielder Herschelle Gibbs on 36, with Jacques Kallis the unfortunate bowler.

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