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This is an archive article published on November 15, 1999

SA’s best, worst for Zimbabwe

HARARE, NOV 14: One of the most one-sided Test matches in the history of cricket ended here Sunday when South Africa beat Zimbabwe by an ...

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HARARE, NOV 14: One of the most one-sided Test matches in the history of cricket ended here Sunday when South Africa beat Zimbabwe by an innings and 219 runs.

After bundling Zimbabwe out for 102 in their first innings, South Africa replied with 462 for 9, Jacques Kallis and Mark Boucher making centuries, and then they shot out Zimbabwe a second time for 141.

It was South Africa’s biggest victory, beating by 11 runs their innings and 208 runs defeat of Sri Lanka in Colombo six years ago. It was Zimbabwe’s worst defeat since they became a Test nation in 1992 — also at Colombo — and it was their first defeat by an innings at home.

SCOREBOARD

Zimbabwe (1st innings) 102
South Africa (1st innings) 462
Zimbabwe (2nd innings): G Flower b Donald 0, Gripper c Kallis b Cronje 18, Goodwin lbw Pollock 7, Johnson c Boucher b Klusener 9, A Flower b Donald 14, Campbell c Rhodes b Adams 25, Rennie c Donald b Adams 34, Whittall c Dippenaar b Pollock 17, Strang lbw Pollock 0, Olonganot out 4, Mbangwa lbw Adams 3; Extras (lb 4, w 2, nb 4) 10. Total (all out, 50.5 overs) 141. Fall of wicket: 1-0,2-17, 3-33, 4-37, 5-73, 6-83, 7-128, 8-128, 9-132.
Bowling: Donald 9-2-25-2, Pollock 16-9-23-3, Klusener 9-1-29-1, Cronje 6-1-20-1, Adams 10.5-0-40-3
Result: S A win by innings and 219 runs.

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