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2nd Super Six Match: Pakistan v South Africa, More Statistical Highlights (6 June 1999)

It was the 190th match in World Cup

06-Jun-1999
6 June 1999
2nd Super Six Match: Pakistan v South Africa, More Statistical Highlights
Rajneesh Gupta

  • It was the 190th match in World Cup.
  • It was the 22nd match between the two sides.
    The record now reads: South Africa 15, Pakistan 7.
  • It was the third match between the two sides in World Cup. South Africa has won all 3.
  • Pakistan has now not beaten South Africa in last 13 consecutive
  • matches between the two countries.
  • Mark Boucher,when caught Wajahatullah Wasti,completed his 50 dismissals (48 ct,2 st) as 'keeper in his 36th match. He became second South African after Dave Richardson (165 dismissals in 122 matches) and 18th 'keeper in ODIs to do so.
  • Inzamam-ul-Haq was run-out for the 30th time in his ODI career. He is now heading towards achieving a dubious distinction. Haq is only one dismissal away of equalling fellow Pakistani Wasim Akram's record of most run-out dismissals in a career. The accompanying table lists all batsmen who have been run-out on 25 or more occasions in a ODI career:
  • Name Runout %age Matches Comp Inns Wasim Akram Pak 31 17.71 271 175 Inzamam-ul-Haq Pak 30 19.48 188 154 Arjuna Ranatunga SL 30 14.42 269 208 Mohammad Azharuddin Ind 30 12.44 320 241 Allan Border Aus 28 13.14 273 213 Asanka Gurusinha SL 27 19.56 147 138
  • Just for the record,WestIndian Joel Garner holds the record of highest dismissal percentage among the batsmen who have been out on 10 or more occasions in this fashion. Garner was run out 10 times in his 26 completed innings (98 matches), thus making a dismissal percentage of 38.46
  • The seventh wicket partnership of 56 runs between Moin Khan and Azhar Mahmood is Pakistan's best for this wicket against South Africa. This obliterates the previous record stand of 55 between Asif Mujtaba and Wasim Akram at Johannesburg on 12-01-1995.
  • Wasim Akram has now taken 130 wickets in 89 matches as captain. He is now just short of countryman Imran Khan's tally of 131 wickets as captain in 139 matches.
  • Saqlain Mushtaq became the quickest bowler (in terms of least matches taken) to complete 200 wickets by dismissing Jacques Kallis.Saqlain was playing his 104th match and he obliterated South African Allan Donald's record,who got his 200th wicket in his 117th match. Incidentally he became third Pakistani and 10th bowler in ODI history to capture 200 wickets.
  • Lance Klusener has now scored 210 runs at an amazing strike rate of 111.70 in this tournament without being dismissed once ! His batting performance in World Cup so far is :12* (off 4 balls) v India,52* (45) v SriLanka,48* (40) v England,52* (58) v Zimbabwe ....and 46* (41) v Pakistan.In addition he has also taken 14 wickets in the tournament (ave.12.30), which makes him the first ever allrounder to score 200 runs and capture 10 wickets in a single world cup.
  • The eighth wicket unbroken partnership of 45 runs between Lance Klusener and Mark Boucher is South Africa's best for this wicket against Pakistan in all matches.This obliterates the previous record stand of 18 runs between Meryck Pringle and Fanie deVilliers at Centurion on 21-02-1993.
  • Klusener became second player to win four MoM awards in a single World cup after SriLankan Aravinda DeSilva (1996). He has now won 13 awards in his 59 matches.Only Hansie Cronje (16) has won more awards for South Africa than Klusener.
  • Source :: Rajneesh Gupta