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November 29, 2006

South Africa v India, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth

South Africa 243 for 8 (Gibbs 93, Kallis 49) beat India 163 (Pathan 47*) by 80 runs Scorecard and ball-by-ball details

Match package
Bulletin - South Africa coast to series victory
Verdict - The big names fail to stand up
Short cuts - Forget cricket, see the wildlife
Quotes - 'The batting let us down' - Sehwag
Stats - India's inability to last the distance
Audio - Ravi Shastri: A whitewash on the cards
Tour diary - A venerable venue
Gallery - South Africa thrash India to win series

Preview package
Preview - Will Sehwag rise to the occasion?
Comment - Fatal flaws at the death
News - Sehwag promises Indian fightback
Comment - Sehwag should follow his basic instinct?

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