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They'll respond strongly, undoubtedly, but they'll have to contend with New Zealand's probing bowling, razor sharp fielding - the dismissals of Hashim Amla and AB de Villiers will be replayed all summer - and the confident, almost arrogant batting. Not...
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If they do, are New Zealand strong enough to produce a similar game? Can they be more intense than they were in Wellington? Form Guide (most recent first) In the absence of Jacques Kallis, Hashim Amla and AB de Villiers are South Africa's best players...
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WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND - FEBRUARY 17: AB de Villiers of South Africa looks on after a New Zealand boundary during the first International Twenty20 match between New Zealand and South Africa at Westpac Stadium on February 17, 2012 in Wellington, New Zealand... View Photo »
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There is a massive tour of New Zealand coming up, and it was important for us to try a few combinations
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“Credit goes to the bowlers and to Guptill,” said the wicket-keeper. “He’s in great form. We drive ourselves pretty hard with fielding and that helps the bowlers to know they’ve got a good unit backing them up.” His opposite number AB de Villiers was...
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AB de Villiers was particularly hard on himself after South Africa slumped to a six-wicket defeat to New Zealand in Friday's first Twenty20 International in Wellington. Batting first on a Westpac Stadium pitch that home skipper Brendon McCullum admitted...
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Big-hitting Richard Levi made only 13 from 12 balls and Hashim Amla 19 from 15. Colin Ingram was out for a duck, stumped by Brendon McCullum off his brother's bowling, and South Africa captain AB de Villiers failed to break the shackles as he managed...
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New Zealand's Kane Williamson runs to safety as a throw by South Africa's captain AB de Villiers (R) takes off the bails during the first twenty20 international cricket match between New Zealand and South Africa at Seddon Park in Hamilton on February 17,... View Photo »
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We haven't won a one-day series for almost a year and it would mean a lot to me to win it in my first series as captain
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Southee then joined the attack, smashing Levi in the helmet with his second ball, then going on to claim the wicket with the last ball of the over when Levi misjudged a slower ball and sent it sailing to Doug Bracewell. AB de Villiers came to the...
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Justin Ontong made 32 to revive their innings after they had slipped to 52 for four. Tim Southee (3-28) was the chief destroyer, dismissing debutant Richard Levi for 13 and then both Duminy and Ontong, who shared a 50-run partnership for the fifth wicket.
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