Scarves Posted February 11, 2014 Author Posted February 11, 2014 AUSTRALIA IN SOUTH AFRICA 1993/94 1st Test @ Johannesburg - South Africa - 251 (Rhodes 69, Kirsten 47, Hughes 3-59, McDermott 3-63) Australia - 248 (S Waugh 45*, M Waugh 42, Donald 3-86, Matthews 2-40) South Africa - 9/450 dec. (Cronje 122, Hudson 60, P Kirsten 53, Warne 4-86) Australia - 256 (Boon 83, Slater 41, McMillan 3-61, Matthew 2-42) South Africa wins by 197 runs. 2nd Test @ Cape Town - South Africa - 361 (Hudson 102, McMillian 74, McGrath 3-65, Warne 3-78) Australia - 435 (Boon 96, S Waugh 86, Taylor 70, Matthews 5-80, de Villiers 4-117) South Africa - 164 (Hudson 49, Richardson 31, S Waugh 5-28, Warne 3-38) Australia - 1/92 (Slater 43*, Boon 32*, Donald 1-20) Australia win by 9 Wickets. 3rd Test @ Durban - Australia - 269 (S Waugh 64, M Waugh 43, Matthews 4-65, Donald 3-71) South Africa - 422 (McMillian 84, Rhodes 78, Hudson 69, Warne 4-92, S Waugh 3-40) Australia - 4/297 (M Waugh 113*, Slater 95, Donald 3-66) Match Drawn - Series 1-1 1997/98 1st Test @ Johannesburg - South Africa - 302 (Cronje 76, Richardson 72*, McGrath 4-77, Bevan 2-64) Australia - 8/628 dec. (Blewett 214, S Waugh 160, Elliott 85, Pollock 2-105) South Africa - 130 (Kallis 39, Bevan 4-32, Warne 4-43) Australia win by an Innings and 196 runs 2nd Test @ Port Elizabeth - South Africa - 209 (McMillian 55, Richardson 47, Gillespie 5-54, Warne 3-62) Australia - 108 (Elliott 23, Pollock 2-6, Cronje 2-21, McMillan 2-32) South Africa - 168 (Bacher 49, Bevan 3-18, Gillespie 3-49) Australia - 8/271 (M Waugh 116, Elliott 44, Kallis 3-29, Adams 2-66) Australia win by 2 wickets 3rd Test @ Centurion - Australia - 227 (S Waugh 67, Taylor 38, Schultz 4-52, Donald 3-60) South Africa - 384 (Bacher 96, Cronje 79*, McGrath 6-86, Gillespie 3-75) Australia - 185 (S Waugh 60*, Donald 5-36, Schultz 2-39) South Africa - 2/32 (Cullinan 12*, McMillians 7*, Blewett 1-13) South Africa win by 8 wickets Series 2-1 Ausralia 2001/02 1st Test @ Johannesburg - Australia - 7/625 dec. (Gilchrist 204*, Martyn 133, Hayden 122, Kallis 2-116) South Africa - 159 (Prince 49, McGrath 3-28, Lee 3-40) South Africa - 133 (Gibbs 47, McGrath 5-21, Warne 4-44, Gillespie 1-13) Australia win by an Innings and 360 runs. 2nd Test @ Cape Town - South Africa - 239 (Hall 70, Adams 35, McGrath 3-42, Gillespie 3-52) Australia - 382 (Gilchrist 138*, Hayden 63, Warne 63, Ntini 4-93, Adams 4-102) South Africa - 473 (McKenzie 99, Kirsten 87, Kallis 73, Warne 6-161) Australia - 6/334 (Ponting 100*, Hayden 96, Langer 58, Kallis 2-68) Australia win by 4 wickets 3rd Test @ Durban - Australia - 315 (Gilchrist 91, Ponting 89, Adams 2-37, Terbrugge 2-61) South Africa - 167 (Gibbs 51, Warne 4-33, Lee 4-82) Australia - 186 (S Waugh 42, Kallis 3-29, Ntini 3-65) South Africa - 5/340 (Gibbs 104, Kirsten 64, Kallis 61*, M Waugh 2-43, Warne 2-108) South Africa win by 5 wickets Series 2-1 Australia 2005/06 1st Test @ Cape Town - South Africa - 205 (Boje 31, Hall 24, Clark 5-55, Lee 3-37) Australia - 308 (Hayden 94, Ponting 74, Kallis 3-51, Nel 2-45) South Africa - 197 (Rudolph 41, Clark 4-34, Warne 3-77) Australia - 3-95 (Langer 34, Hayden 32, Hussey 14*, Ntini 3-28) Australia win by 7 wickets 2nd Test @ Durban - Australia - 369 (Ponting 103, Hussey 75, Martyn 57, Ntini 3-81, Nel 3-83) South Africa - 267 (Kallis 114, de Villiers 50, Lee 5-69, Clark 2-37) Australia - 4-307 dec. (Ponting 116, Hayden 102, Boje 2-87) South Africa - 297 (Boucher 51*, Boje 48, Warne 6-86) Australia win by 112 runs. 3rd Test @ Johannesburg - South Africa - 303 (Prince 93, Boje 43, Lee 3-57, Clark 3-81) Australia - 270 (Hussey 73, Lee 64, Ntini 6-100) South Africa - 258 (Boucher 63, Gibbs 53, Clark 4-64, Lee 3-57, Warne 3-90) Australia - 8-294 (Martyn 101, Hussey 89, Lee 24*, Ntini 4-78) Australia win by 2 wickets Series 3-0 Australia 2008/09 1st Test @ Johannesburg - Australia 466 (North 117, Johnson 96*, Ponting 83, Steyn 4-113, Morkel 3-117) South Africa - 220 (de Villiers 104, McKenzie 36, Johnson 4-25, Siddle 3-76) Australia - 207 (Hughes 75, Haddin 37, Kallis 3-22, Ntini 3-52) South Africa - 291 (Smith 69, Amla 57, Johnson 4-112, Siddle 3-46) Australia win by 162 runs 2nd Test @ Durban - Australia (Hughes 115, Katich 108, Steyn 3-83, Kallis 2-49) South Africa - 138 (Duminy 73*, McDonald 3-25, Johnson 3-37) Australia - 5/331 dec. (Hughes 160, Ponting 81, Kallis 1-21) South Africa - 370 (Kallis 93, de Villiers 84, Katich 3-45, Siddle 3-61) Australia win by 175 runs 3rd Test @ Cape Town - Australia - 209 (Katich 55, Haddin 42, Steyn 4-56, Harris 3-34) South Africa - 651 (de Villiers 163, Prince 150, Kallis 102, Johnson 4-148) Australia - 422 (Johnson 123*, McDonald 68, Katich 54, Harris 6-127, Steyn 3-96) South Africa win by an Innings and 20 runs. Series 2-1 Australia 2011/12 1st Test @ Cape Town - Australia - 284 (Clarke 151, Marsh 44, Steyn 4-55, Philander 3-63, Morkel 3-82) South Africa - 96 (Smith 37, Watson 5-17, Harris 4-33) Australia - 47 (Siddle 12*, Hughes 9, Philander 5-15, Morkel 3-9, Steyn 2-23) South Africa - 2/236 (Amla 112, Smith 101*, Siddle 1-49) South Africa win by 8 wickets 2nd Test @ Johannesburg - South Africa 266 (de Viliiers 64, Kallis 54, Siddle 3-69, Clarke 2-6) Australia - 296 (Hughes 88, Watson 88, Steyn 4-64, Tahir 3-55) South Africa - 339 (Amla 105, de Villiers 73, Cummins 6-79, Lyon 2-57) Australia - 8/310 (Khawaja 65, Ponting 62, Haddin 55, Johnson 40*, Philander 5-70) Australia win by 2 wickets.
maniac Posted February 11, 2014 Posted February 11, 2014 With Kaillis retirement,S.A batting looks a lot more fragile...Still head and shoulders above the Aussies though. Haddin is too inconsitent to bail them out time and time again....Apart from clarke most batsmen will be cannon fodder to Steyn and Philander....Morkel will not be that effective against aussies. M.J might do well but may not have the same kind of impact against South africa
Old guy Posted February 11, 2014 Posted February 11, 2014 With Kaillis retirement,S.A batting looks a lot more fragile...Still head and shoulders above the Aussies though. Haddin is too inconsitent to bail them out time and time again....Apart from clarke most batsmen will be cannon fodder to Steyn and Philander....Morkel will not be that effective against aussies. M.J might do well but may not have the same kind of impact against South africa i actually think morkel will be best bowler from both sides
maniac Posted February 11, 2014 Posted February 11, 2014 i actually think morkel will be best bowler from both sides Aussies are good against pace and bounce.....Once the ball starts swinging is when their newer batsmen can be as bad as ours.
Old guy Posted February 11, 2014 Posted February 11, 2014 Aussies are good against pace and bounce.....Once the ball starts swinging is when their newer batsmen can be as bad as ours. then how come same side struggled against morkel in australia ?
Austin 3:!6 Posted February 14, 2014 Posted February 14, 2014 Chokers have no where to run now Australia is giving them a phanity of a lifetime in their soil. No.1 team :hehe:
Austin 3:!6 Posted February 14, 2014 Posted February 14, 2014 chokers will win this match... :hysterical:
Austin 3:!6 Posted February 14, 2014 Posted February 14, 2014 Why couldn't India do that? :--D Are you from the land of 49 all out? :hehe:
Blue Star Posted February 14, 2014 Posted February 14, 2014 Are from the land of 49 all out? :hehe: what makes you think I'm a paki?:blink:
Gollum Posted February 14, 2014 Posted February 14, 2014 There have been only 2 great teams in the last 50 years or so. The West Indian team of the 70s/80s and the Aussies of 90s/2000s. All the rest(Ind/Eng/RSA) were better than the rest at some point but never dominating. This vindicates the simple fact.
cowboysfan Posted February 14, 2014 Posted February 14, 2014 South Africa lost the greatest cricketer of the modern era,its difficult to recover from that.
putrevus Posted February 14, 2014 Posted February 14, 2014 India had Proteas on their grip for both tests and one test was drawn due to dhobi's idiotic captaincy and field placings and other test umpires and nature screwed them up on first day when Proteas were reeling after tea. Aussies just landing more punches and absence of kallis is hurting them big time.
putrevus Posted February 14, 2014 Posted February 14, 2014 ^^^ they can't bat out 180 overs on this pitch if they do they deserve to no 1.
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