England and the South African Proteas did battle in the 3rd Test of the Series in England at Lords, London, UK.

South Africa won in fine style by 51 runs, having steemed a spirited England fight on Day 5

 

 

 

 

South Africa 309 ALL OUT & 351 ALL OUT

England 315 ALL OUT & 294 ALL OUT

 

  • Basil D’Oliveira Trophy – 3rd Test
  • Test no. 2053 | 2012 season
  • Played at Lord’s, London
  • 16,17,18,19,20 August 2012 (5-day match)
South Africa 1st innings R M B 4s 6s SR
GC Smith* c †Prior b Anderson 14 37 29 1 0 48.27
AN Petersen c †Prior b Finn 22 88 54 4 0 40.74
HM Amla b Finn 13 53 30 3 0 43.33
JH Kallis c †Prior b Finn 3 14 9 0 0 33.33
AB de Villiers† c Cook b Anderson 27 85 47 6 0 57.44
JA Rudolph b Swann 42 146 103 5 0 40.77
JP Duminy c †Prior b Anderson 61 167 158 6 0 38.60
VD Philander st †Prior b Swann 61 183 93 6 0 65.59
DW Steyn c Swann b Broad 26 50 47 4 0 55.31
M Morkel c †Prior b Finn 25 32 36 4 0 69.44
Imran Tahir not out 2 2 2 0 0 100.00
Extras (b 7, lb 5, w 1) 13
Total (all out; 101.2 overs; 437 mins) 309 (3.04 runs per over)
Fall of wickets 1-22 (Smith, 8.3 ov), 2-49 (Petersen, 18.3 ov), 3-50 (Amla, 18.6 ov), 4-54 (Kallis, 20.3 ov),5-105 (de Villiers, 38.1 ov), 6-163 (Rudolph, 57.3 ov), 7-235 (Duminy, 80.3 ov), 8-270 (Steyn, 91.4 ov), 9-307 (Morkel, 100.4 ov),10-309 (Philander, 101.2 ov)
Bowling O M R W Econ
JM Anderson 29 5 76 3 2.62
SCJ Broad 24 4 69 1 2.87
ST Finn 18 2 75 4 4.16 (1w)
GP Swann 24.2 6 63 2 2.58
IJL Trott 6 1 14 0 2.33
England 1st innings R M B 4s 6s SR
AJ Strauss* b Morkel 20 46 36 2 0 55.55
AN Cook c Kallis b Steyn 7 48 40 1 0 17.50
IJL Trott lbw b Steyn 8 14 10 2 0 80.00
IR Bell c Petersen b Philander 58 210 157 7 0 36.94
JWA Taylor c Smith b Morkel 10 35 25 2 0 40.00
JM Bairstow b Morkel 95 310 196 13 0 48.46
MJ Prior† c Kallis b Philander 27 79 58 4 0 46.55
SCJ Broad c Amla b Steyn 16 38 22 2 0 72.72
GP Swann not out 37 94 53 4 0 69.81
JM Anderson c Rudolph b Steyn 12 26 18 0 0 66.66
ST Finn c Duminy b Morkel 10 40 34 1 0 29.41
Extras (lb 10, w 1, nb 4) 15
Total (all out; 107.3 overs; 468 mins) 315 (2.93 runs per over)
Fall of wickets 1-29 (Strauss, 10.4 ov), 2-38 (Trott, 13.5 ov), 3-39 (Cook, 15.2 ov), 4-54 (Taylor, 23.2 ov),5-178 (Bell, 61.5 ov), 6-221 (Prior, 80.1 ov), 7-252 (Broad, 87.3 ov), 8-264 (Bairstow, 92.4 ov), 9-283 (Anderson, 97.6 ov),10-315 (Finn, 107.3 ov)
Bowling O M R W Econ
M Morkel 28.3 6 80 4 2.80 (4nb)
VD Philander 24 9 48 2 2.00
DW Steyn 29 4 94 4 3.24
JH Kallis 12 3 29 0 2.41 (1w)
Imran Tahir 14 3 54 0 3.85
South Africa 2nd innings R M B 4s 6s SR
AN Petersen lbw b Broad 24 89 73 3 0 32.87
GC Smith* lbw b Swann 23 102 63 3 0 36.50
HM Amla b Finn 121 287 205 10 0 59.02
JH Kallis lbw b Finn 31 91 58 5 0 53.44
DW Steyn c Taylor b Broad 9 62 38 1 0 23.68
AB de Villiers† c Strauss b Finn 43 134 100 4 0 43.00
JA Rudolph c †Prior b Finn 11 42 29 1 0 37.93
JP Duminy not out 26 141 93 4 0 27.95
VD Philander c Bairstow b Anderson 35 80 67 5 0 52.23
M Morkel st †Prior b Swann 9 25 18 1 0 50.00
Imran Tahir b Anderson 1 5 4 0 0 25.00
Extras (b 6, lb 8, w 2, nb 2) 18
Total (all out; 124.2 overs; 538 mins) 351 (2.82 runs per over)
Fall of wickets 1-46 (Smith, 21.5 ov), 2-50 (Petersen, 24.3 ov), 3-131 (Kallis, 46.1 ov), 4-164 (Steyn, 58.5 ov),5-259 (Amla, 88.1 ov), 6-268 (de Villiers, 90.6 ov), 7-282 (Rudolph, 96.5 ov), 8-336 (Philander, 118.3 ov),9-348 (Morkel, 123.1 ov), 10-351 (Imran Tahir, 124.2 ov)
Bowling O M R W Econ
JM Anderson 25.2 4 73 2 2.88 (1nb, 1w)
SCJ Broad 21 2 85 2 4.04 (1nb)
GP Swann 47 14 94 2 2.00
ST Finn 27 5 74 4 2.74 (1w)
IJL Trott 4 0 11 0 2.75
England 2nd innings (target: 346 runs) R M B 4s 6s SR
AJ Strauss* lbw b Philander 1 18 10 0 0 10.00
AN Cook lbw b Philander 3 9 3 0 0 100.00
IJL Trott c Kallis b Steyn 63 159 7 0 39.62
IR Bell c Smith b Philander 4 37 0 0 10.81
JWA Taylor run out (Amla/Steyn/†de Villiers) 4 23 0 0 17.39
JM Bairstow b Imran Tahir 54 47 8 0 114.89
MJ Prior† c Smith b Philander 73 130 8 0 56.15
SCJ Broad c Amla b Kallis 37 42 2 1 88.09
GP Swann run out (Rudolph/Imran Tahir) 41 34 5 2 120.58
JM Anderson not out 4 12 0 0 33.33
ST Finn c Kallis b Philander 0 1 0 0 0.00
Extras (b 7, w 2, nb 1) 10
Total (10 wickets; 82.5 overs) 294 (3.54 runs per over)
Fall of wickets 1-5 (Cook, 1.2 ov), 2-6 (Strauss, 3.5 ov), 3-34 (Bell, 18.3 ov), 4-45 (Taylor, 25.6 ov), 5-134 (Bairstow, 42.6 ov),6-146 (Trott, 51.1 ov), 7-208 (Broad, 67.4 ov), 8-282 (Swann, 78.4 ov), 9-294 (Prior, 82.4 ov), 10-294 (Finn, 82.5 ov)
Bowling O M R W Econ
M Morkel 17 3 58 0 3.41 (1nb, 2w)
VD Philander 14.5 4 30 5 2.02
DW Steyn 16 4 61 1 3.81
JH Kallis 11 2 50 1 4.54
Imran Tahir 24 3 88 1 3.66
Match details
Toss South Africa, who chose to bat
Series South Africa won the 3-match series 2-0
Player of the match tba
Umpires HDPK Dharmasena (Sri Lanka) and SJA Taufel (Australia)
TV umpire RJ Tucker (Australia)
Match referee JJ Crowe (New Zealand)
Reserve umpire PJ Hartley
Close of play
– day 1 – South Africa 1st innings 262/7 (VD Philander 46*, DW Steyn 21*, 87.4 ov)
– day 2 – England 1st innings 208/5 (JM Bairstow 72*, MJ Prior 22*, 72 ov)
– day 3 – South Africa 2nd innings 145/3 (HM Amla 57*, DW Steyn 0*, 50 ov)
– day 4 – England 2nd innings 16/2 (IJL Trott 6*, IR Bell 4*, 13 ov)
Match notes
  • Day 1
  • Day 2
  • Day 3
  • Day 4
  • Day 5
  • Drinks: England – 45/4 in 26.0 overs (IJL Trott 25)
  • England: 50 runs in 27.6 overs (168 balls), Extras 8
  • Over 33.3: Review by South Africa (Bowling), Umpire – SJA Taufel, Batsman – JM Bairstow (Struck down)
  • 5th Wicket: 50 runs in 52 balls (IJL Trott 15, JM Bairstow 36, Ex 0)
  • England: 100 runs in 35.2 overs (212 balls), Extras 8
  • IJL Trott: 50 off 126 balls (6 x 4)
  • Lunch: England – 120/4 in 40.0 overs (IJL Trott 57, JM Bairstow 43)
  • JM Bairstow: 50 off 41 balls (8 x 4)
  • England: 150 runs in 51.3 overs (309 balls), Extras 8
  • Drinks: England – 174/6 in 55.0 overs (MJ Prior 14, SCJ Broad 23)
  • 7th Wicket: 50 runs in 74 balls (MJ Prior 15, SCJ Broad 35, Ex 0)
  • England: 200 runs in 65.4 overs (394 balls), Extras 8
  • Tea: England – 221/7 in 70.0 overs (MJ Prior 35, GP Swann 12)
  • England: 250 runs in 74.4 overs (448 balls), Extras 9
  • MJ Prior: 50 off 107 balls (5 x 4)
  • 8th Wicket: 50 runs in 49 balls (MJ Prior 17, GP Swann 35, Ex 1)
  • New Ball Taken: England 288/8 after 81.1 overs (MJ Prior 69, JM Anderson 2)

788 Responses to Cricket: 3rd Test – England vs South Africa (Thursday 16 August to Monday 20 August 2012)

  • 211

    After the tea break I would really like us to get another two wickets before close today. Feel that would put pressure on them.

  • 212

    210 @ grootblouBokJan:
    LOL… They needed this rest really. Bowlers should come out fresh. Well hoping.

  • 213

    203 @ BullscotBokJan:

    Thanks bud. Was just wondering where SuperBul was.

  • 214

    @ grootblouBokJan:You have dinner at lunch time, tea at tea time and supper at dinner time. Whats so strange about that?

  • 215

    214 @ BokJan For Kicks:
    That’s all batty if you ask me…

    I have breakfast as breakfast time, Lunch at lunchtime and supper at suppertime…. and inbetween I snack… and drink condensed milk… hehe

  • 216

    Okay I am out of here. We off for sundowners and dinner. Though there is no sun right now, weather been rather dull today.

    Go Proteas. Hope we pick up another two wickets before close.

    Catch up tomorrow with all the BokJans…..lol.

    Cheers all. Hope I can log on straight up tomorrow as when I logged on this morning it took me forever. Kept saying ‘wrong username’ Anyhow Cheers Jans….hehehe.

  • 217

    Bowlers really having to work hard now, could be a long couple of days

  • 218

    Tahir and Duminy soon

  • 219

    Fark, England have pulled it back quite a lot after their 4th wicket fell…

    Blomme needs at least one wicket tonight still!

  • 220

    Bairstow gets his half century. Batted well, and weathered the storm. Eng 151/4

  • 221

    If the moisture is out of the deck and its flat we can bat England out of the game in the 2nd innings

  • 222

    After a slow cricket day, will be nice to see some rugby…

  • 223

    En net toe ek die Choker-Janne wou verskoning vra dat ek hul Chokers genoem het, begin hul weer stadig te gly.

    Maar ek sal tog die Choker-tag los as hul ten minste gelykop speel en nr.1 word in die wêreld. Daar is nie ‘n beter prestasie in wêreldkrieket as om nr.1 toetspelende nasie te wees nie (was ons dit al ooit in die geskiedenis?).

    As die Proteas dit regkry om nommer 1 te word, aan wie gaan die choker mantel oorgedra word:
    – Sharksjanne (chokers in superrugby) ?
    – Stormers-sanne (chokes in super en CB rugby) ?

    Ek dink die Stormers-sanne is waardige troonopvolgers na vanjaar se superrugby.

  • 224

    Toets gaan gewen of verloor word in die volgende 20 beurte.

  • 225

    Ahhhh, a wicket!

    Bell goes for 58

    178 / 5

  • 226

    Mooi so, nog ‘n paaltjie voor 200 dan is ons in die tailenders.

  • 227

    @ jan-jan-jan-die-bokbul-van-die-bosveld:If only the Stormers could get the chokers tag, at least we would have SOMETHING to hang in the trophy cabinet!

  • 228

  • 229

    Good day for both sides, almost a mirror image of the SA innings, but as the pitch flattened out after tea, it really became a batsman’s paradise. SA are really going to have to prise out the poms tomorrow, and it won’t be easy if the weather conditions stay the same. Kudos to Bairstow for a very good innings, that may continue to make his hundred in the morning.

  • 230

    @ Gobble_BokJan:
    170
    i feel the same about selectors, just like players have to be the best in their position so must the coach be a guy able to build a game plan with the countries best talent at his disposal.

    Gobble_BokJan wrote:

    Because coaches become loyal to their players and are no longer unbiased.

    Thats why someone out of the team environment must make the call.
    But forget it it will NEVER be that way again, the coach is now the owner end of story and he can do with the team whatever he pleases.

    And we are left to criticize him, end of story.

  • 231

    229 @ BokJan For Kicks:
    Howzit JFK, that is just about the concern I expressed before start of play yesterday morning on post #78, looks clear there in London and already warming up so think only assistance bowlers can hope for is if the pitch has been covered overnight that it would have sweated a bit and may be ‘juicy’ for a short while before it drys out again. They going to have to rely on their own skill and hopefully make England play at every ball right from the start, by the time they start it will already be up in the mid 20’s with the sun baking down, by mid afternoon approaching 30, so hope by then Proteas are batting.

  • 232

    @ BullscotBokJan:SA need to get through the next 8 overs as quick as possible. so as to get a new nut whilst there may be a tad of moisture left in the pitch. It is probably their best chance. Otherwise they have to keep very tight lines, keep the run rate as low as possible, as England will need to pile on the runs if they are to give themselves a chance of winning this one. I can, however see this one petering out into a tame draw if the weather stay’s – which would be no train smash for us, we win the series and still go to no.1.

    Whatever happens, it is a great day of sports today!!!! Hope you get to see a bit!

  • 233

    Again struggled to log in with the ‘Springbok Jan’ on my nic.

    Okay so have let them in here. Do hope we can take Bairstow. We get his wicket think the rest will fall very soon after.

    Forgot. Good Morning everyone. Bok day today. Can’t wait for our game later.

  • 234

    Even if we get Prior quick that would help, as he can bat some too. Would like us to break this partnership up as quick as we can. Also keep it tight don’t let them get runs, will put the pressure on.

    Go Proteas. Win or draw we win the series. Just can’t let this good start by us slip and let them get a win here.

  • 235

    232 @ BokJan For Kicks:
    Cheers man enjoy the day’s sport too, am stuck behind desk this side Tears oh well gota be done. The Premier league starts today too, shame for your guysthey have the longish trip up to Forfar today at least it hasnt been 2 weeks of similar travel as you were home to Arbroath last Sat

  • 236

    233 @ PumaSpringbokJan:
    Hello PSJ if u just use Puma to log in it should work ok

  • 237

    236 @ BullscotBokJan:
    Tried that too and it kept saying ‘wrong username’ eventually it goes through, but takes about 10min of trying. Now will just stay logged on for the day, otherwise don’t have the patience to log on again if it takes that long… 🙂

    How is the weather there by you? Hope you have some good summer weather.

  • 238

    Heres hoping for a good days cricket and rugby (and football), by the way WP Nel is on the bench today for Edinburgh who play a friendly against Newcastle, cheers for now

  • 239

    @ PumaSpringbokJan:

    Hiyas!
    Just make sure that your new nic is recorded under that little square that says ‘display’; it will then show your new nic automatically when you log in as usual with your old nic.

  • 240

    239 @ Piet-Springbok-Jan:
    Which little square? Crikey Piet I am useless at this…….hahaha. Anyhow I am IN! so will just stay logged on…hehe.

    You ready for the Bokke later? I can’t wait. Bok day love it. 🙂

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