New Zealand bowlers restrict SA to 241

June 19, 2019 20:03

SA 241-6 (49 ovs) vs NZ | Scorecard

Van der Dussen swings a length ball from Henry square on the leg side for a six. He then pulls the next ball straight to Ferguson at fine leg who puts down a simple catch.

Morris takes one to bring van der Dussen back on strike, who is then beaten two balls in a row by the change of pace from Henry.

He also plays and misses the last ball as Henry makes a good comeback after being hit for a six off the first delivery.

Ferguson to bowl the final over. Morris top edges the pull shot which goes over wicketkeeper Tom Latham for a four.

He then comes down and has a swing but is beaten as Ferguson does well to bowl it on the body and cramp him for room.

Morris then clubs the third ball hard but the change of pace means he can only mishit it over the bowler for a single to mid-off.

Van der Dussen is beaten by a wide yorker as Ferguson bowls it a lot slower.

He then makes good connection, hitting the fifth ball for a six over long-on and then slams the last ball down the ground for a four.

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