Scoreboard: India vs. South Africa, 1st ODI
By IANSWednesday, January 12, 2011
DURBAN - The following is the scoreboard of the first One-day International between South Africa and India at the Kingsmead Stadium here Wednesday.
South Africa:
Graeme Smith c Sharma b Nehra 11
Hashim Amla c Harbhajan b Patel 50
Colin Ingram c Nehra b Patel 5
AB de Villiers c Harbhajan b Sharma 76
Jean Paul Duminy lbw Sharma 73
David Miller b Raina 9
Johan Botha b Harbhajan 23
Wayne Parnell not out 21
Dale Steyn c Yuvraj b Khan 7
Morne Morkel b Khan 0
Lonwabo Tsotsobe not out 1
Extras (b 1, lb 8, w 4) 13
Total (for nine wickets in 50 overs) 289
Fall of wickets: 1-21 (Smith, 3.5 overs), 2-72 (Ingram, 11.6), 3-82 (Amla, 13.3), 4-213 (de Villiers, 35.2), 5-226 (Miller, 38.1), 6-244 (Duminy, 41.6), 7-266 (Botha, 46.3), 8-285 (Steyn, 49.2), 9-286 (Morkel, 49.4)
Bowling:
Zaheer Khan 10-0-44-2
Ashish Nehra 6-0-61-1
Munaf Patel 7-1-36-2
Harbhajan Singh 10-0-56-1
Yuvraj Singh 6-0-32-0
Rohit Sharma 7-0-30-2
Suresh Raina 4-0-21-1
India:
Murali Vijay lbw Steyn 1
Sachin Tendulkar c Steyn b Tsotsobe 7
Virat Kohli c Smith b Steyn 54
Rohit Sharma c de Villiers b Morkel 11
Yuvraj Singh c Smith b Morkel 2
Mahendra Sing Dhoni run out (Parnell) 25
Suresh Raina c Ingram b Tsotsobe 32
Harbhajan Singh b Parnell 0
Zaheer Khan c Duminy b Tsotsobe 6
Ashish Nehra b Tsotsobe 1
Munaf Patel not out 1
Extras (b 4, w 10) 14
Total (all out in 35.4 overs) 154
Fall of wickets: 1-3 (Vijay, 0.4 overs), 2-13 (Tendulkar, 3.3), 3-41 (Sharma, 10.1), 4-43 (Yuvraj, 10.5), 5-95 (Dhoni, 22.5), 6-128 (Kohli, 29.3), 7-129 (Harbhajan, 30.2 ov), 8-148 (Raina, 33.2), 9-153 (Nehra, 35.2)
Bowling:
Dale Steyn 6-0-29-2
Lonwabo Tsotsobe 8.4-0-31-4
Morne Morkel 5-0-12-2
Wayne Parnell 7-0-25-1
Johan Botha 7-0-46-0
Jean Paul Duminy 2-0-7-0
Toss: South Africa, who chose to bat
Result: South Africa won by 135 runs, lead the 5-match series 1-0
Man of the Match: Lonwabo Tsotsobe (South Africa)
Umpires: Marias Erasmus and Simon Taufel (Australia)
TV umpire: Brian Jerling (South Africa)
Match referee: Chris Broad (England)