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South Africa Beats Zimbabwe in 1st ODI

South Africa beat Zimbabwe by 45 runs

Zimbabwe won the toss and decided to field

South Africa Innings 295 for 5 (50.0 overs)

Zimbabwe Innings 250 for 6 (50.0 overs)

South Africa Innings - Close

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Amla	c Vermeulen	b A Cremer	80	96	6	0
Gm Smith	c Mpofu	b Price	35	39	6	1
de Villiers	c Vermeulen	b Price	51	51	5	1
Boucher	c Vermeulen	b Price	18	34	1	0
Petersen	c A Cremer	b Chibhabha	39	36	4	0
A Morkel	not out		50	39	3	3
McLaren	not out		6	5	1	0
Extras		13w 3lb	16
Total		for 5	295	(50.0 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Mpofu 10.0 0 70 0 Chibhabha 9.0 0 64 1 Price 10.0 0 44 3 Utseya 10.0 0 59 0 A Cremer 10.0 0 47 1 Matsikenyeri 1.0 0 8 0

Fall of wicket 67 Gm Smith 157 de Villiers 185 Amla 202 Boucher 288 Petersen

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Zimbabwe Innings - Close

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Vermeulen	c Amla	b Tsotsobe	8	18	0	0
Chibhabha	lbw	b McLaren	21	30	3	0
Masakadza	c Boucher	b Steyn	11	38	0	0
Taylor	c Boucher	b McLaren	2	6	0	0
Taibu	not out		103	112	6	3
Chigumbura		b Steyn	4	4	1	0
Matsikenyeri		b McLaren	86	87	8	1
A Cremer	not out		1	5	0	0
Extras		8w 1b 5lb	14
Total		for 6	250	(50.0 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Steyn 10.0 0 51 2 Tsotsobe 8.0 0 41 1 Langeveldt 8.0 0 33 0 McLaren 10.0 0 51 3 J Botha 10.0 1 41 0 A Morkel 4.0 0 27 0

Fall of wicket 11 Vermeulen 35 Chibhabha 40 Taylor 44 Masakadza 48 Chigumbura 236 Matsikenyeri

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Bangladesh Won 5th ODI Vs Zimbabwe

Bangladesh beat Zimbabwe by 1 wicket

Bangladesh won the toss and decided to field

Zimbabwe Innings 221 for 9 (50.0 overs)

Bangladesh Innings 222 for 9 (49.0 overs)

Zimbabwe Innings - Close

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Masakadza	c Siddique	b Razzak	10	22	2	0
Vermeulen	c Siddique	b Razzak	7	16	1	0
Taylor	not out		118	125	7	4
Chigumbura	c Rahim	b Mahmudullah	38	38	6	0
Ml Waller		b Mahmudullah	0	2	0	0
Matsikenyeri	st Rahim	b Mahmudullah	8	14	1	0
Mutizwa	c and b	Shakib	5	16	0	0
Chibhabha	c Siddique	b Shakib	0	2	0	0
Price		b Shakib	10	27	0	0
A Cremer	lbw	b Razzak	13	32	1	0
Mpofu	not out		0	6	0	0
Extras		11w 1lb	12
Total		for 9	221	(50.0 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Hossain 10.0 2 27 0 Razzak 10.0 0 56 3 Shakib 10.0 1 29 3 E Haque 10.0 0 41 0 Mahmudullah 9.0 0 52 3 Islam 1.0 0 15 0

Fall of wicket 12 Vermeulen 18 Masakadza 80 Chigumbura 80 Ml Waller 104 Matsikenyeri 113 Mutizwa 113 Chibhabha 145 Price 199 A Cremer

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Bangladesh Innings - Close

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Iqbal	run out		2	5	0	0
Siddique	c Ml Waller	b Mpofu	19	31	3	0
Ashraful	run out		5	5	1	0
Hasan	st Taylor	b A Cremer	31	51	3	0
Shakib	st Taylor	b Matsikenyeri	20	30	2	0
Rahim	c A Cremer	b Matsikenyeri	23	20	2	1
Mahmudullah	run out		33	53	1	1
Islam	not out		73	90	4	4
Razzak	c Mutizwa	b Chibhabha	0	2	0	0
E Haque	lbw	b Chibhabha	0	4	0	0
Hossain	not out		1	4	0	0
Extras		1nb 8w 6lb	15
Total		for 9	222	(49.0 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Mpofu 10.0 1 38 1 Price 10.0 2 33 0 Chigumbura 7.0 0 31 0 Chibhabha 7.0 1 52 2 A Cremer 10.0 0 37 1 Matsikenyeri 5.0 0 25 2

Fall of wicket 8 Ashraful 42 Siddique 75 Hasan 102 Rahim 105 Shakib 174 Mahmudullah 179 Razzak 179 E Haque 187 Iqbal

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Highlight of India vs Australia 5th ODI 2009

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Australia vs India 5th ODI Highlight

Tendulkar 175 didn't Save India from Losing (5th ODI)

Australia beat India by 3 runs

Australia won the toss and decided to bat

Australia Innings 350 for 4 (50.0 overs)

India Innings 347 all out (49.4 overs)

Australia Innings - Close

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
S Watson	c Jadeja	b Harbhajan	93	89	9	3
Marsh	c Gambhir	b Nehra	112	112	8	2
Ponting		b Kumar	45	45	3	1
C White	c Tendulkar	b Kumar	57	33	2	5
M Hussey	not out		31	22	1	2
Extras		1nb 5w 6lb	12
Total		for 4	350	(50.0 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Kumar 9.0 0 68 2 Nehra 10.0 0 79 1 M Patel 9.0 0 73 0 Jadeja 5.0 0 44 0 Harbhajan 10.0 0 44 1 Yuvraj 7.0 0 36 0

Fall of wicket 145 S Watson 236 Ponting 270 Marsh 350 C White

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India Innings - All out

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Sehwag	c Bollinger	b Hilfenhaus	38	30	5	1
Tendulkar	c Hauritz	b McKay	175	140	19	4
Gambhir	c Hilfenhaus	b McKay	8	13	1	0
Yuvraj	c and b	S Watson	9	10	1	0
Dhoni	c Voges	b McKay	6	15	0	0
Raina	c Manou	b S Watson	59	60	3	3
Harbhajan	c Manou	b S Watson	0	2	0	0
Jadeja	run out		23	17	3	0
Kumar	run out		9	9	0	1
Nehra	c M Hussey	b Bollinger	1	2	0	0
M Patel	not out		2	3	0	0
Extras		3nb 8w 1b 5lb	17
Total		all out	347	(49.4 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Hilfenhaus 10.0 0 72 1 Bollinger 10.0 0 75 1 McKay 10.0 0 59 3 S Watson 8.4 0 47 3 Hauritz 5.0 0 43 0 Voges 3.0 0 19 0 M Hussey 3.0 0 26 0

Fall of wicket 66 Sehwag 92 Gambhir 126 Yuvraj 162 Dhoni 299 Raina 300 Harbhajan 332 Tendulkar 333 Jadeja 335 Nehra 347 Kumar

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Pakistan beats New Zealand In 1st ODI

Pakistan beat New Zealand by 138 runs

Pakistan won the toss and decided to bat

Pakistan Innings 287 for 9 (50.0 overs)

New Zealand Innings 149 all out (39.2 overs)

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Pakistan Innings - Close

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Salman Butt	c B McCullum	b Bond	0	4	0	0
Khalid Latif		b Vettori	64	112	2	0
Younus	c B McCullum	b Bond	0	3	0	0
Mohammad Yousuf	run out		30	49	4	0
Umar Akmal		b Vettori	9	18	0	0
Shahid Afridi	c Butler	b Oram	70	50	4	3
Kamran Akmal	not out		67	43	5	4
Razzaq	c Styris	b Butler	26	20	1	2
Umar Gul	run out		0	1	0	0
Aamir	c B McCullum	b Southee	0	1	0	0
Saeed Ajmal	not out		0	1	0	0
Extras		2nb 11w 8lb	21
Total		for 9	287	(50.0 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Bond 10.0 2 61 2 Southee 10.0 2 54 1 Butler 7.0 0 54 1 Oram 10.0 0 47 1 Vettori 10.0 1 34 2 N McCullum 3.0 0 29 0

Fall of wicket 0 Salman Butt 0 Younus 57 Mohammad Yousuf 75 Umar Akmal 176 Shahid Afridi 184 Khalid Latif 270 Razzaq 271 Umar Gul 277 Aamir

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New Zealand Innings - All out

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
B McCullum		b Umar Gul	21	27	4	0
Redmond	lbw	b Saeed Ajmal	52	91	6	0
Guptill		b Umar Gul	4	9	0	0
Taylor	c Kamran Akmal	b Aamir	0	5	0	0
Styris	c Sub	b Razzaq	5	17	0	0
Vettori		b Shahid Afridi	38	41	1	0
Oram		b Razzaq	9	23	1	0
N McCullum	lbw	b Shahid Afridi	0	1	0	0
Butler	run out		4	7	1	0
Bond	not out		4	9	0	0
Southee	lbw	b Saeed Ajmal	1	7	0	0
Extras		1nb 2w 8lb	11
Total		all out	149	(39.2 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Aamir 7.0 1 15 1 Umar Gul 6.0 3 24 2 Razzaq 9.0 1 38 2 Shahid Afridi 10.0 0 46 2 Saeed Ajmal 7.2 0 18 2

Fall of wicket 30 B McCullum 34 Guptill 35 Taylor 50 Styris 119 Redmond 139 Vettori 139 N McCullum 139 Oram 144 Butler 149 Southee

Australia Hit Back India to Level Series 2 -2

Australia picked up the wickets of Sachin Tendulkar and Yuvraj Singh to reduce the pressure of a rapid start provided by Virender Sehwag, leaving the game intriguingly placed at the half-way stage of the chase in Mohali.

The first decisive moment came when Ricky Ponting introduced spin in the 17th over. Nathan Hauritz stuck in his second over, getting a favourable lbw decision against Tendulkar but the ball appeared to be missing leg stump. The second blow occurred in the 24th over when Ponting fired in a direct hit from cover to run out Yuvraj.

There were only three singles in the first seven overs as Sehwag launched into a stunning assault, scoring all his 30 runs from 14 deliveries of Mitchell Johnson. He whiplashed a square drive, flicked through midwicket, flashed past point and played a skilful upper-cut over slips but the shot of the session was a stunning on-the-up punch to the left of short extra cover. However, he didn't capitalize on the start and fell, trying to clear mid-off against Doug Bollinger.

Like Sehwag, Tendulkar wasn't keen on taking singles and faced most of Peter Siddle's spell. Barring the third ODI, where the pitch demanded them to bowl straighter, Australia have been pitching full and well outside off stump to Tendulkar, who fell twice to such deliveries while driving away from the body. Today, he was patient and waited for the straighter ball before he went for his off-drives. Siddle slipped up on only two occasions: the first one was a short and wide delivery which was cut, and the second was a full delivery around off stump which was driven through covers. Johnson, in his second spell, and Moises Henriques weren't as tight as Siddle, and Tendulkar capitalised, collecting boundaries with flicks and pull shots.

Bollinger was as disciplined as Siddle, mixing in a few slow cutters with his length deliveries, and picked up two wickets. They weren't genuine wicket-taking balls - a full delivery took out Sehwag and a short and wide one took care of Virat Kohli - but he had induced those mistakes by applying pressure with his discipline.

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Australia beat India by 24 runs

India won the toss and decided to field

Australia Innings - All out

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
S Watson	c Dhoni	b Harbhajan	49	52	6	0
Marsh	lbw	b Nehra	5	23	0	0
Ponting	run out		52	59	5	1
C White	run out		62	71	3	1
M Hussey	c I Sharma	b Yuvraj	40	41	2	1
Henriques	st Dhoni	b Harbhajan	6	13	0	0
M Johnson		b Nehra	8	15	0	0
Manou	run out		7	6	0	0
Hauritz	not out		9	11	0	0
Siddle	c Jadeja	b Nehra	1	5	0	0
Bollinger	run out		0	1	0	0
Extras		1nb 9w 1lb	11
Total		all out	250	(49.2 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Kumar 9.2 0 41 0 Nehra 8.0 0 37 3 I Sharma 5.0 0 42 0 Jadeja 7.0 0 27 0 Harbhajan 10.0 0 48 2 Yuvraj 10.0 0 54 1

Fall of wicket 24 Marsh 88 S Watson 123 Ponting 196 M Hussey 217 Henriques 226 C White 236 M Johnson 241 Manou 247 Siddle 250 Bollinger

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India Innings - All out

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Sehwag	c S Watson	b Bollinger	30	19	7	0
Tendulkar	lbw	b Hauritz	40	68	6	0
Kohli	c Manou	b Bollinger	10	16	1	0
Yuvraj	run out		12	21	0	0
Dhoni	c Manou	b Bollinger	26	46	2	0
Raina		b Hauritz	17	30	0	0
Jadeja	run out		7	21	1	0
Harbhajan	c and b	S Watson	31	25	5	1
Kumar	c Manou	b S Watson	16	19	3	0
Nehra	c Hauritz	b S Watson	7	8	1	0
I Sharma	not out		3	8	0	0
Extras		1nb 20w 1b 5lb	27
Total		all out	226	(46.4 ovs)

Bowler O M R W M Johnson 9.0 0 74 0 Siddle 5.0 2 15 0 Bollinger 9.0 2 38 3 Henriques 7.0 0 33 0 Hauritz 9.0 1 31 2 S Watson 7.4 1 29 3

Fall of wicket 40 Sehwag 78 Kohli 94 Tendulkar 113 Yuvraj 145 Dhoni 156 Raina 177 Jadeja 204 Harbhajan 217 Kumar 226 Nehra

Highlight of India Vs Australia 3rd ODI 2009

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India Beats Australia in 3rd ODI

Yuvraj Singh and MS Dhoni shared a serene 148-run stand to help India win a battle of attrition on a sluggish track at the Feroz Shah Kotla and take a 2-1 lead in the seven-ODI series. Australia would perhaps rue the fact that they settled for 229 when they batted after winning an important toss.

"A total of 220 should be a good score on this pitch," Ponting had said and Australia's approach while batting reflected his mindset. Their bowlers did pick up three quick top-order wickets to leave India wobbling at 53 for 3 but Yuvraj and Dhoni batted with the knowledge that sufficient time spent at the crease would ensure a risk-free victory. The pitch was slow and not conducive to stroke making but it did not spin treacherously, despite the visibly dramatic wear and tear.

The game was evenly balanced mid way during the chase with India in consolidation mode at 101 for 3, but Yuvraj and Dhoni slowly and surely pulled India ahead. They batted with restraint while settling in on this track because, as Michael Hussey proved earlier during an unbeaten 81, batting got easier with more time spent on it.

They scored largely in singles and twos before Yuvraj attacked in the 34th over with 94 needed in 17 overs. He flicked for six and hit an extra-cover drive off Moises Henriques before he repeated the sequence next over with a bludgeoned six over long-on and a square-driven boundary against Adam Voges. The momentum shifted permanently after that and Yuvraj played several exquisite drives. He fell 29 runs short of the target but Dhoni struck a couple of boundaries to ward off any hiccups.

Australia had tried their best to apply the squeeze in the middle overs of the chase with the spin-seam combo of Nathan Hauritz and Doug Bollinger. The fast-improving Hauritz slowed his pace and punctuated his offbreaks with the one that went on with the arm. Dhoni chose to play Hauritz off the back foot while Yuvraj pressed forward. Bollinger, who replaced Ben Hilfenhaus, bowled a nagging line and length to strangle the batsmen. Peter Siddle, too, was economical and Australia's bowling, in the absence of Brett Lee and a quality spinner, was as tight as Ponting could hope for but perhaps they had erred in their conservative estimate of a total on this sluggish track.

Once Australia decided not to play specialist opener Shaun Marsh, and possessing a thin middle-order inexperienced in such conditions, they were going to depend heavily on Ponting, Hussey and Shane Watson to reach a competitive total. Their approach seemed to indicate wariness that a collapse was never too far away on a demanding surface. Ponting, who opened only for the second time in his 327-ODI career in Tim Paine's absence, and Watson didn't try anything fancy during a sedate but solid start before Hussey took charge of seeing Australia through to the finish.

Hussey's innings was tailored to the situation. He played numerous little dabs and nudges, cut and swept whenever he could, and never got ahead of himself at any stage. He did play a reverse sweep against Yuvraj but it wasn't a shot of flamboyance but one that exploited the gap in the field. He only hit three more boundaries - the first was a result of a misfield, the second came in the 48th over when he finally heaved one across the line and the highlight was the last, when he charged out to clatter Ashish Nehra over long-on in the 50th over.

Before Hussey played his characteristic innings, Ponting and Watson played uncharacteristic ones to give the innings a steady start. With swing out of the question, the Indian seamers tried to win lbw decisions by bowling as straight as possible and the spinners slowed their pace and kept to an off and middle stump line. Ponting began cautiously, taking care to get his bat in front of the pads, and dealt in singles. Watson also batted in a similar vein and just when he was beginning to cut loose, he fell to Yuvraj after he was beaten by flight and turn and dragged his back foot out of the crease. Hussey came to Australia's rescue with an assured knock but it wasn't enough to stop India from going ahead in the series.

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