Watch the highlights of Jacques Kallis 4-15 - South Africa vs Zimbabwe 4th Match ICC World T20 2012 Highlights - ICC World Twenty20 International tournament of the 4th T20I match played between Zimbabwe and South Africa at Mahinda Rajapaksa International Cricket Stadium, Sooriyawewa, Hambantota in 20th September 2012.
Jacques Kallis finished with four wickets © AFP |
Jacques Kallis' four-for sets up to South Africa's record ten-wicket victory over Zimbabwe in a one-sided game of the fourth match of a World Twenty20.
Zimbabwe exit the World Twenty20 tournament having lost both their matches.
* The ten-wicket win was South Africa's second in Twenty20 internationals. Their last one came against Pakistan in 2007. It is also the second ten-wicket win in the Twenty20 World Cup after Australia's win over Sri Lanka in 2007, which occurred five years ago to the day.
* Zimbabwe's total of 93 is their second-lowest in Twenty20 internationals (completed innings only). Their lowest remains the 84 against New Zealand in 2010.
* The number of balls remaining (44) after the win is the second-highest for South Africa in Twenty20 internationals. There have been only two other occasions when chasing teams have won with more deliveries to spare in World Twenty20 games.
* Jacques Kallis' 4 for 15 was the fourth-best bowling figures for South Africa in T20 international and South Africa's best figures against Zimbabwe in T20Is.
* The number of runs conceded by Dale Steyn (9) is the lowest ever for a South African bowler in a completed spell of four overs.
Zimbabwe scored 93-8 in 20 overs with top scorer by Craig Ervine struck 37 off 40-balls including four-fours and Stuart Matsikenyeri 11.
South Africa best bowler by Jacques Kallis claims 4-15, Morne Morkel took two-wickets and one for Dale Steyn - Albie Morkel.
South Africa chased 94-0 in 12.4 overs with top scorer by Richard Levi cracked a unbeaten 50 off 44-balls including 6-fours and Hashim Amla scored a unbeaten 32 off 33-balls included 3-fours.
Jacques Kallis named Player of the match for his brilliant bowling performance to claimed a career-best 4-wicket haul for 15-runs in 4-overs including a maiden.
Zimbabwe exit the World Twenty20 tournament having lost both their matches.
* The ten-wicket win was South Africa's second in Twenty20 internationals. Their last one came against Pakistan in 2007. It is also the second ten-wicket win in the Twenty20 World Cup after Australia's win over Sri Lanka in 2007, which occurred five years ago to the day.
* Zimbabwe's total of 93 is their second-lowest in Twenty20 internationals (completed innings only). Their lowest remains the 84 against New Zealand in 2010.
* The number of balls remaining (44) after the win is the second-highest for South Africa in Twenty20 internationals. There have been only two other occasions when chasing teams have won with more deliveries to spare in World Twenty20 games.
* Jacques Kallis' 4 for 15 was the fourth-best bowling figures for South Africa in T20 international and South Africa's best figures against Zimbabwe in T20Is.
* The number of runs conceded by Dale Steyn (9) is the lowest ever for a South African bowler in a completed spell of four overs.
Zimbabwe scored 93-8 in 20 overs with top scorer by Craig Ervine struck 37 off 40-balls including four-fours and Stuart Matsikenyeri 11.
South Africa best bowler by Jacques Kallis claims 4-15, Morne Morkel took two-wickets and one for Dale Steyn - Albie Morkel.
South Africa chased 94-0 in 12.4 overs with top scorer by Richard Levi cracked a unbeaten 50 off 44-balls including 6-fours and Hashim Amla scored a unbeaten 32 off 33-balls included 3-fours.
Jacques Kallis named Player of the match for his brilliant bowling performance to claimed a career-best 4-wicket haul for 15-runs in 4-overs including a maiden.
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