21/01Result
3rd ODI (D/N), West Indies tour of South Africa at East London, Jan 21 2015
South Africa won by 9 wkts (152b rem)
Player of the Match
Vernon Philander
Vernon PhilanderSouth Africa
21/01Result
3rd ODI (D/N), West Indies tour of South Africa at East London, Jan 21 2015
South Africa won by 9 wkts (152b rem)
Player of the Match
Vernon Philander
Vernon PhilanderSouth Africa

Imran Tahir finishes with four and West Indies bundled out for a miserable 122. It's not a 400 pitch, but it certainly isn't that tough. Some woeful shot selection. But, credit to South Africa who bowled very well from the first over of the innings. Philander is speaking to TV: "It's good to have my rhythm back. There was a bit of nip. If you'd told me 122 all out I'd have signed up for that." The innings has finished so early that South Africa will bat straight away. Alex will be with you in a moment.

33.4
W
Imran Tahir to Benn, OUT, and that is that...changes down the pitch, head in the air, misses his swing to the leg side and provides an easy stumping chance. A fitting way to end the innings, frankly.

SJ Benn st †de Villiers b Imran Tahir 18 (20m 19b 2x4 1x6) SR: 94.73

33.3
0
Imran Tahir to Benn, no run, skids under the bottom edge again as he plays another sweep
33.2
0
Imran Tahir to Benn, no run, round the wicket, goes to sweep a full delivery and doesn't make contact

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