🏏Cricket World Cup 2023: Match #32: New Zealand vs South Africa 🏏 - Page 57

At least my point for 4 is still safe

Plz nz olayers 6s marna

Another dauting total posted by South Africa having put in to bat first. It was a brave call by New Zealand to bowl first despite knowing how dangerous South Africa have been in setting totals right throughout the tournament. Bavuma got off to a start, however, once again he failed to capitalize on that start as he was caught at slip. Wasn't one of the easiest pitches to bat on, and Rassie van der Dussen clearly struggled to get the timing right at the start of the innings. Despite all that fight, he took his time and built a solid partnership with de Kock - their second 200-run stand of the tournament. In the process, both the top-order batters also notched up their respective centuries. It was de Kock's fourth ton, while RvD's second ton of the tournament.

Matt Henry walked off due to a hamstring injury, and South Africa targeted Neesham towards the end overs. Boult was the pick of the bowlers as he got an early wicket and his economy was pretty impressive too. NZ also put down a few chances, and they weren't up to the mark in the field. Miller gave the finishing touches with a brisk fifty, and the Kiwis have a tough task to chase down such a massive total. The South African bowlers are in form, so it's not going to be easy for NZ to deal with them in the run chase. Join us back in 30 minutes for the second essay..

Originally posted by: average-student

ye SA kya khaa ke aate hai? NZ needs good partnerships to win this.

Originally posted by: SoniRita

Another dauting total posted by South Africa having put in to bat first. It was a brave call by New Zealand to bowl first despite knowing how dangerous South Africa have been in setting totals right throughout the tournament. Bavuma got off to a start, however, once again he failed to capitalize on that start as he was caught at slip. Wasn't one of the easiest pitches to bat on, and Rassie van der Dussen clearly struggled to get the timing right at the start of the innings. Despite all that fight, he took his time and built a solid partnership with de Kock - their second 200-run stand of the tournament. In the process, both the top-order batters also notched up their respective centuries. It was de Kock's fourth ton, while RvD's second ton of the tournament.

Matt Henry walked off due to a hamstring injury, and South Africa targeted Neesham towards the end overs. Boult was the pick of the bowlers as he got an early wicket and his economy was pretty impressive too. NZ also put down a few chances, and they weren't up to the mark in the field. Miller gave the finishing touches with a brisk fifty, and the Kiwis have a tough task to chase down such a massive total. The South African bowlers are in form, so it's not going to be easy for NZ to deal with them in the run chase. Join us back in 30 minutes for the second essay..

Originally posted by: SlatePencil

Thinking how to not reach semi finalPakistan's prayers are working

Sahi pakde hain, it was a signal from up

SA batting in overs 41-50 batting first this WC

137/2 vs SL, Delhi

79/4 vs AUS, Lucknow

143/2 vs ENG, Mumbai WS

144/2 vs BAN, Mumbai WS

119/2 vs NZ, Pune, today*

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

Why against India? Matlab why they prefer NZ over India

Originally posted by: nutmeg7

I selected Dussen for most sixes and not top score

I changed him to nz batsman

My potm got 6 runs