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*Official* Under 19s Tour of Africa
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South Africa Under-19 vs Cricket Web Under-19
at the Pickford Reserve
Scorecard
Commentary
Young South Africa redeemed a woeful series performance somewhat, claiming victory in the third YODI at the Pickford Reserve by a clear 25 runs. Again it was the containment of the slower bowlers that did the greatest service, and the Webheads failed to chase 272-7.
The visitors won the toss and batted well on a good strip, scoring freely most times against the Cricket Web attack. Only Chis Dwyer had any great impact, as he worked well with Stephen Burke in particular, whilst taking 4 wickets.
Set 273 for victory, Dwyer and Mamesh laid a decent platform of 46. But wickets at regular intervals saw the score reduced to 124-4 and despite good contributions from Burke (50) and Scott (40), the Webheads simply could not contend with the escalating run rate requirement.
South Africa U-19 272-7 (50 overs)
D Elgar 88, J Symes 55, B Thompson 49; CR Dwyer 4-60
Cricket Web U-19 247-8 (50 overs)
T Mamesh 51, SJ Burke 50, NG Scott 40; CJ Alexander 2-35
South Africa Under-19 won by 25 runs.
Man of the Match: D Elgar
at the Pickford Reserve
Scorecard
Commentary
Young South Africa redeemed a woeful series performance somewhat, claiming victory in the third YODI at the Pickford Reserve by a clear 25 runs. Again it was the containment of the slower bowlers that did the greatest service, and the Webheads failed to chase 272-7.
The visitors won the toss and batted well on a good strip, scoring freely most times against the Cricket Web attack. Only Chis Dwyer had any great impact, as he worked well with Stephen Burke in particular, whilst taking 4 wickets.
Set 273 for victory, Dwyer and Mamesh laid a decent platform of 46. But wickets at regular intervals saw the score reduced to 124-4 and despite good contributions from Burke (50) and Scott (40), the Webheads simply could not contend with the escalating run rate requirement.
South Africa U-19 272-7 (50 overs)
D Elgar 88, J Symes 55, B Thompson 49; CR Dwyer 4-60
Cricket Web U-19 247-8 (50 overs)
T Mamesh 51, SJ Burke 50, NG Scott 40; CJ Alexander 2-35
South Africa Under-19 won by 25 runs.
Man of the Match: D Elgar
chaminda_00
Hall of Fame Member
A very good series all round by all the players and well done on winning the series. Looks like we missed Gundry in the middle orders to run through their middle and lower order. Oh just like the last couple series we will be having Player of the Series voting. Here are my votes:
3. SJ Burke
2. PG Gundry
1. CR Dwyer
Keep in mind you can't vote for yourself and you can vote for RSA players. Here is a link to the scorecards.
3. SJ Burke
2. PG Gundry
1. CR Dwyer
Keep in mind you can't vote for yourself and you can vote for RSA players. Here is a link to the scorecards.
chaminda_00
Hall of Fame Member
Yes any registered CW PlayerPerm said:
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
3. SJ Burke
2. CR Dwyer
1. PG Gundry
2. CR Dwyer
1. PG Gundry
Travis_Teh
International Regular
3 Mamesh
2 Gundry
1 Burke
2 Gundry
1 Burke
Wish i got some runs when i had the chance though. Oh well.
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
3. Burke
2. Dwyer
1. Gundry
2. Dwyer
1. Gundry
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Cricket Web Content Updater
3 Burke
2 Gundry
1 Mahesh
2 Gundry
1 Mahesh
AussieDominance
Banned
3 Mamesh
2 Gundry
1 Burke
2 Gundry
1 Burke
new_age_ar
First Class Debutant
Well done to everyone for a great series, its disppointing to lose the last game but thats cricket. I've decided to award the Player of the Series points to the guys i thought made the most difference during the series.
3. P Gundry - bowled brilliantly in the middle overs and never let the South Africa get into the match after the seamers got us off to a good start. We really did miss him in the last game, which shows you how important he was to our team
2. K Goughy - Got us off to a brilliant start in all the games. Showing the potential to be a very good strike bowler. It very important to attack opening batsmen at the start of innings, cus if you don't they just go after you. He gave the South African openers no time to get settled all series.
1. S Burke - Once again stood up when his country needed him, one of the most consistent series you'll ever see. Starting to build himself a very impressive Under 19 record, lets hope he can now start converting his Under 19 form back to the Dev League. It was also impressive to see how fast he batted, one of the flaws of his last tour was that he probably didn't bat fast enough, but it looks like his worked a lot in that area.
3. P Gundry - bowled brilliantly in the middle overs and never let the South Africa get into the match after the seamers got us off to a good start. We really did miss him in the last game, which shows you how important he was to our team
2. K Goughy - Got us off to a brilliant start in all the games. Showing the potential to be a very good strike bowler. It very important to attack opening batsmen at the start of innings, cus if you don't they just go after you. He gave the South African openers no time to get settled all series.
1. S Burke - Once again stood up when his country needed him, one of the most consistent series you'll ever see. Starting to build himself a very impressive Under 19 record, lets hope he can now start converting his Under 19 form back to the Dev League. It was also impressive to see how fast he batted, one of the flaws of his last tour was that he probably didn't bat fast enough, but it looks like his worked a lot in that area.
