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This is an archive article published on November 12, 1999
Rain halts SA prowl
Harare, Nov 11: South Africa restricted Zimbabwe to 48 for three before rain washed out the opening day of the second Test today.Opener G...
Harare, Nov 11: South Africa restricted Zimbabwe to 48 for three before rain washed out the opening day of the second Test today.
Opener Grant Flower pushed forward tentatively to a delivery from Lance Klusener to be caught at second slip by Jacques Kallis. Zimbabwe were six for two three balls later when Shaun Pollock8217;s away-swinger came off the face of Trevor Gripper8217;s bat and clipped the top of his stumps.
A downpour halted play for three and half hours. Murray Goodwin was dismissed for 17 nine balls after resumption when he edged a delivery from Pollock to Hansie Cronje at third slip.
Both teams observed a minute8217;s silence before the match in memory of Malcolm Marshall. The South Africans wore black armbands, along with Neil Johnson, who played for Natal during Marshall8217;s four-season stint with the Province.
Zimbabwe 1st innings: G Flower c Kallis b Klusener 5, T Gripper b Pollock 1, M Goodwin c Cronje b Pollock 17, N Johnson batting 18, A Flower batting 2. Extras lb3 nb2: 5
Total for three wkts: 48
Fall of wickets: 1-6 2-6 3-35
Bowling: Donald 6-4-4-0, Pollock 11-5-16-2 nb-2, Klusener 6-0-25-1.
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