India In Australia Cricket Series 2011-12

4 TESTS AND 2 T20IS

India will take Australia on, in a Border Gavaskar Trophy four Test match cricket series and India vs Australia T20I Series in Australia from Dec 26 2011 - Feb 3 2012. India has not lost to Australia since the Sydney test in 2008, winning 5 and drawing 3 matches afterwards including two 2-0 series wins in India.
The India vs Australia series will be followed by a Tri-nation Commonwealth Bank Series, which includes Sri Lanka.
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South Africa v England Cricket Series 2008

Schedule

South Africa vs England Cricket Series 2008

South Africa v England 3rd ODI at London

ENG vs SA, 3rd ODI, The Oval: Patel, Flintoff inspire England win (3:0)

Samit Patel took five wickets and Andrew Flintoff hit 78 not out to inspire England to a 126-run win over South Africa and an unassailable 3-0 series lead at the Oval overnight.
Flintoff's 77-ball innings and 31 from Patel carried England to 7 for 296 from 50 overs and South Africa were never up with the rate as they were bowled out for 170 with Patel taking 5 for 41 to cap a memorable match. The South African chase flickered only briefly when Albie Morkel hit Patel for two sixes in an over but having planted him into the stands for a second time the batsmen offered a low return catch that Patel took low down.
But the tourists were out of the game by the 30th over of their innings when Mark Boucher was fifth man out with only 114 on the board. England are now chasing only the second 5-0 series win in their history, with games at Lord's and Cardiff to come, after they triumphed over Zimbabwe by the same margin in 2001-02. A 5-0 series win would put England second in the one-day world rankings.
Flintoff, adding to the 78 he made in the first game at Headingley, and relishing his role at number five put on a free-scoring partnership of 74 for the sixth wicket with Patel that took the game away from the South Africans. His recent form with the bat is another triumph for new captain Kevin Pietersen who has promoted the all-rounder up the order and persuaded Steve Harmison, a crucial figure in this series, out of one-day international retirement.
Flintoff survived a nasty blow to his temple on 38 when he was late on pulling a Morne Morkel bouncer but recovered to hit nine fours and a six. The pick of the South African bowlers was Johan Botha who took 2 for 35 from nine overs with his spin. After being put in England's Matt Prior played and missed during the early overs but found his range when he clubbed 14 runs off Makhaya Ntini's second over including a six over long on from a free hit.
Ntini's first five overs disappeared for 47 but stand-in captain Jacques Kallis forced a breakthrough when Morne Morkel had Prior caught off a top edged pull that Herschelle Gibbs ran round to catch. Ntini looked a tired bowler at the end of a long tour as he conceded 68 runs in nine overs. Bell, looking for a second one-day international hundred, had a close shave when he was nearly run out on 73 but fell without adding another run when he was leg before to Johan Botha trying to turn the ball to midwicket.
Wickets fell steadily and England were 5 for 182 in the 35th over when Paul Collingwood was out but Flintoff and his tail end partners managed to eke out another 114 from the last 15 overs before Pietersen's bowlers, with Patel to the fore, squeezed the South Africans out of the contest.

ENG vs SA, 3rd ODI, The Oval: England 296 for 7 (50.0 overs) beat South Africa 170 all out (42.4 overs) by 126 runs

South Africa vs England Cricket Series 2008

South Africa v England 3rd ODI at London

Score Card

England Innings 296 for 7 (50.0 overs)

South Africa Innings 170 all out (42.4 overs)

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Bell	lbw	b Botha	73	77	11	1
Prior	c Gibbs	b A Morkel	33	37	5	1
Shah		b Kallis	23	37	3	0
Pietersen	lbw	b Kallis	5	7	0	0
Flintoff	not out		78	77	9	1
Collingwood	c Boucher	b Botha	14	22	1	0
Patel		b Ntini	31	33	3	0
Wright	c Gibbs	b Steyn	17	13	2	0
Broad	not out		0	0	0	0
Extras		3nb 16w 3lb	22
Total		for 7	296	(50.0 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Steyn 10.0 0 67 1 Ntini 9.0 1 68 1 M Morkel 10.0 1 51 0 A Morkel 5.0 0 30 1 Botha 9.0 0 35 2 Kallis 7.0 0 42 2

Fall of wicket   101 Prior 144 Bell 146 Shah 155 Pietersen 182 Collingwood 256 Patel 295 Wright

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			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Amla	c Prior	b S Harmison	46	59	6	0
Gibbs	c Shah	b Anderson	12	16	1	0
Kallis	c Patel	b Flintoff	9	25	1	0
de Villiers	run out		12	23	1	0
Duminy	c Prior	b Flintoff	18	33	1	0
Boucher		b Patel	19	27	1	0
A Morkel	c and b	Patel	16	17	0	2
Botha		b Patel	17	31	1	0
M Morkel	c Broad	b Patel	6	10	0	0
Steyn	not out		5	12	0	0
Ntini	c Prior	b Patel	0	3	0	0
Extras		1w 5b 4lb	10
Total		all out	170	(42.4 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Anderson 7.0 0 17 1 Broad 6.0 1 28 0 S Harmison 9.0 1 28 1 Flintoff 7.0 0 33 2 Patel 9.4 2 41 5 Collingwood 4.0 0 14 0

Fall of wicket   19 Gibbs 67 Amla 77 Kallis 82 de Villiers 114 Boucher 134 A Morkel 142 Duminy 160 M Morkel 170 Botha 170 Ntini

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Umpires: N J Llong, S J A Taufel
England: Bell, Prior, Shah, Pietersen, Flintoff, Collingwood, Patel, Wright, Broad, S Harmison, Anderson
South Africa: Gibbs, Amla, Kallis, de Villiers, Duminy, Boucher, A Morkel, Botha, M Morkel, Steyn, Ntini