CWC 19 New Zealand V South Africa

[Sarge]

20 overs left ... 119-4

 

[Sarge]

16 overs left... 136-4

 

[Foley]

It could be a cracking finish.
15 overs left just under 100 required.

 

[Sarge]

10 overs left.... 59 runs needed

183-5

 

[Foley]

South Africa look to have blown it. Missed catches, run outs, should have reviewed a catch.
They could still do it but NZ should win from here.

 

[Sarge]

225-5 3 overs to go 17 runs needed

 

[Foley]

Great finish.
13 from 9 needed

 

[Sarge]

this is going to be close and NZ lost another wicket ... need 8 off the last over !

 

[Oufcluke34]

Don't rate new Zealand

 

[Oufcluke34]

A pitch worth avoiding for a semi final too?

Could be a thriller today, mind.

There's a new pitch for the semi final

 

[Sarge]

Don't rate new Zealand

slowly n steadily notching up match wins in this world cup ...albeit unspectacularly

 

[Sarge]

scores level with 2 to bowl

 

[Sarge]

all over with a huge six ... one ball to spare

NZ win by 4 wickets

 

[Foley]

Williamson is one hell of a player.
S Africa could have won that had their fielding been reasonable.
I assume that NZ can play a lot better than that ...

 

[Marked Ox]

Williamson is one hell of a player.
S Africa could have won that had their fielding been reasonable.
I assume that NZ can play a lot better than that ...

Williamson got very lucky in the last Tahir over mind. De Kock not referring the nick behind cost them in the end.

 

[tonyw]

Williamson never got a handle on the pitch for the whole of his innings. Yet he still managed to hit a match-winning century.

Was one of the most brilliant ugly, scratchy innings ever!

 

[Oufcluke34]

slowly n steadily notching up match wins in this world cup ...albeit unspectacularly

The poorer sides haven't attacked them like England, Australia and India would,santner has been allowed to settle to easily,much bigger tests for them ahead

 

[andystroud]

Commentary contained my favourite innuendo so far. When de Grandhomme lifted a six off of Phehlukwayo.
“He spotted the length; leaned back and swivelled”