Australia tour of South Africa, 2009 Home | Squads | History | News
Scores Upcoming Results
Test No. 1913

Australia tour of South Africa, 2009
2008-09 season
South Africa vs Australia - 2nd Test
06-10 March, 2009 (5-day match)

Australia led the 3-match series 2-0

Venue : Kingsmead, Durban
Toss : Australia won the toss and elected to bat first
Result : Australia won by 175 runs


Australia 1st Innings
R 
B 
4s 
6s
SR 
»
 Phillip Hughes c McKenzie b Kallis
115 
151 
19 
2
76.16 
»
 Simon Katich c Smith b Steyn
108 
190 
16 
0
56.84 
»
 Ricky Ponting c McKenzie b Harris
9 
20 
1 
0
45.00 
»
 Michael Hussey b Morkel
50 
144 
9 
0
34.72 
»
 Michael Clarke b Harris
3 
11 
0 
0
27.27 
»
 Marcus North c Steyn b Kallis
38 
114 
5 
0
33.33 
»
 Brad Haddin c Amla b Ntini
5 
10 
0 
0
50.00 
»
 Andrew McDonald Not Out
4 
7 
0 
0
57.14 
»
 Mitchell Johnson lbw b Ntini
0 
1 
0 
0
0.00 
»
 Peter Siddle c Boucher b Steyn
0 
4 
0 
0
0.00 
»
 Ben Hilfenhaus c Smith b Steyn
0 
2 
0 
0
0.00 
Extras B 6, LB 4, W 2, N 8
20
Total : (all out in 107.4 overs)
352
 RR : 3.27

Fall of wickets : 1-184 (Hughes, 43.5 ov), 2-208 (Ponting, 51.4 ov), 3-259 (Katich, 67.1 ov), 4-266 (Clarke, 70.1 ov), 5-329 (Hussey, 100.6 ov), 6-348 (North, 104.5 ov), 7-348 (Haddin, 105.3 ov), 8-348 (Johnson, 105.4 ov), 9-352 (Siddle, 107.2 ov), 10-352 (Hilfenhaus,

Bowlers
O
M
R
W
RPO
NB
Wd
  
»
 Dale Steyn
25
 .4
3 
83 
3
3.23
0
2
»
 Makhaya Ntini
19
4 
58 
2
3.05
0
0
»
 Morne Morkel
24
4 
81 
1
3.38
6
0
»
 Jacques Kallis
15
4 
49 
2
3.27
1
0
»
 Paul Harris
21
5 
66 
2
3.14
1
0
»
 Jean-Paul Duminy
3
1 
5 
0
1.67
0
0

South Africa 1st Innings
R 
B 
4s 
6s
SR 
»
 Neil McKenzie c Haddin b Johnson
0 
3 
0 
0
0.00 
»
 Graeme Smith retire hurt
2 
3 
0 
0
66.67 
»
 Hashim Amla lbw b Johnson
0 
2 
0 
0
0.00 
»
 Jacques Kallis c Ponting b McDonald
22 
78 
5 
0
28.21 
»
 AB de Villiers lbw b Hilfenhaus
3 
8 
0 
0
37.50 
»
 Jean-Paul Duminy Not Out
73 
152 
11 
0
48.03 
»
 Mark Boucher b Johnson
1 
9 
0 
0
11.11 
»
 Paul Harris b McDonald
4 
46 
0 
0
8.70 
»
 Morne Morkel b McDonald
2 
3 
0 
0
66.67 
»
 Dale Steyn c Haddin b Siddle
8 
41 
1 
0
19.51 
»
 Makhaya Ntini lbw b Siddle
0 
1 
0 
0
0.00 
Extras B 10, LB 12, N 1
23
Total : (all out in 57.3 overs)
138
 RR : 2.40

Fall of wickets : 1-0 (McKenzie, 0.3 ov), 2-0 (Amla, 0.5 ov), 2-3* (Smith, retired not out, 2.3 ov), 3-6 (de Villiers, 5.3 ov), 3-56* (Kallis, retired not out, 24.5 ov), 4-62 (Boucher, 26.6 ov), 5-104 (Harris, 41.4 ov), 6-104 (Kallis, 41.6 ov), 7-106 (Morkel, 43.3 ov)

Bowlers
O
M
R
W
RPO
NB
Wd
  
»
 Mitchell Johnson
16
5 
37 
3
2.31
0
0
»
 Ben Hilfenhaus
11
2 
28 
1
2.55
1
0
»
 Andrew McDonald
12
4 
25 
3
2.08
0
0
»
 Peter Siddle
13
 .3
6 
20 
2
1.48
0
0
»
 Marcus North
4
3 
6 
0
1.50
0
0
»
 Michael Clarke
1
1 
0 
0
0.00
0
0

Australia 2nd Innings
R 
B 
4s 
6s
SR 
»
 Phillip Hughes c Morkel b Ntini
160 
323 
15 
2
49.54 
»
 Simon Katich c Harris b Kallis
30 
47 
3 
1
63.83 
»
 Ricky Ponting c McKenzie b Morkel
81 
106 
12 
0
76.42 
»
 Michael Hussey c Kallis b Duminy
19 
50 
2 
0
38.00 
»
 Michael Clarke Not Out
23 
39 
2 
0
58.97 
»
 Marcus North c de Villiers b Steyn
0 
7 
0 
0
0.00 
Extras B 12, LB 2, N 4
18
Total : (5 wickets dec in 94.4 overs)
331
 RR : 3.50

did not bat: Andrew McDonald, Ben Hilfenhaus, Brad Haddin, Mitchell Johnson, Peter Siddle

Fall of wickets : 1-55 (Katich, 15.6 ov), 2-219 (Ponting, 64.3 ov), 3-260 (Hussey, 78.5 ov), 4-330 (Hughes, 93.1 ov), 5-331 (North, 94.4 ov)

Bowlers
O
M
R
W
RPO
NB
Wd
  
»
 Dale Steyn
15
 .4
1 
72 
1
4.60
0
0
»
 Makhaya Ntini
15
2 
55 
1
3.67
0
0
»
 Morne Morkel
14
1 
60 
1
4.29
3
0
»
 Jacques Kallis
8
0 
21 
1
2.63
0
0
»
 Paul Harris
31
8 
68 
0
2.19
0
0
»
 Jean-Paul Duminy
11
1 
38 
1
3.45
0
0

South Africa 2nd Innings
(Target: 546 runs)
R 
B 
4s 
6s
SR 
»
 Hashim Amla c Ponting b Siddle
43 
82 
8 
0
52.44 
»
 Neil McKenzie c Haddin b Siddle
31 
78 
5 
0
39.74 
»
 Jacques Kallis c Ponting b Johnson
93 
175 
13 
0
53.14 
»
 AB de Villiers c Haddin b Siddle
84 
199 
9 
0
42.21 
»
 Jean-Paul Duminy c Haddin b Hilfenhaus
17 
45 
3 
0
37.78 
»
 Mark Boucher c & b North
25 
107 
1 
0
23.36 
»
 Paul Harris c Siddle b Katich
5 
15 
0 
0
33.33 
»
 Morne Morkel c Haddin b Katich
24 
78 
4 
0
30.77 
»
 Dale Steyn st Haddin b Katich
7 
22 
0 
0
31.82 
»
 Makhaya Ntini Not Out
4 
3 
1 
0
133.33 
Extras B 9, LB 15, W 3, N 10
37
Total : (9 wickets in 132.2 overs)
370
 RR : 2.80

did not bat: Graeme Smith

Fall of wickets : 1-63 (McKenzie, 22.2 ov), 2-80 (Amla, 28.5 ov), 3-267 (Kallis, 85.5 ov), 4-279 (Villiers, 88.6 ov), 5-299 (Duminy, 101.2 ov), 6-307 (Harris, 105.2 ov), 7-345 (Boucher, 125.3 ov), 8-363 (Morkel, 130.5 ov), 9-370 (Steyn, 132.2 ov)

Bowlers
O
M
R
W
RPO
NB
Wd
  
»
 Mitchell Johnson
33
9 
78 
1
2.36
1
0
»
 Ben Hilfenhaus
24
4 
79 
1
3.29
5
3
»
 Peter Siddle
28
12 
61 
3
2.18
2
0
»
 Andrew McDonald
16
3 
47 
0
2.94
2
0
»
 Marcus North
20
6 
36 
1
1.80
0
0
»
 Simon Katich
11
 .2
1 
45 
3
3.97
0
0

Match details
Man of the Match: PJ Hughes (Australia)
Umpires : Asad Rauf (Pakistan) and Billy Bowden (New Zealand)
Third Umpire: Steve Bucknor (West Indies)
Referee : Jeff Crowe (New Zealand)
Reserve Umpire: IL Howell (South Africa)
Close of Play
Day 1 : Australia 1st innings - 303/4 (MEK Hussey 37*, MJ North 17*, 89 ov)
Day 2 : South Africa 1st innings - 138/7 (JP Duminy 73*, DW Steyn 8*, 57 ov)
Day 3 : Australia 2nd innings - 292/3 (PJ Hughes 136*, MJ Clarke 14*, 87 ov)
Day 4 : South Africa 2nd innings - 244/2 (JH Kallis 84*, AB de Villiers 68*, 80 ov)
Day 5 : South Africa 2nd innings - 370/9 (M Ntini 4*, 132.2 ov) - end of match

Teams:
South Africa AB de Villiers, Dale Steyn, Graeme Smith (Capt.), Hashim Amla, Jacques Kallis, Jean-Paul Duminy, Makhaya Ntini, Mark Boucher (wk), Morne Morkel, Neil McKenzie, Paul Harris
Australia Andrew McDonald, Ben Hilfenhaus, Brad Haddin (wk), Marcus North, Michael Clarke, Michael Hussey, Mitchell Johnson, Peter Siddle, Phillip Hughes, Ricky Ponting (Capt.), Simon Katich
Scores Upcoming Results
Australia tour of South Africa, 2009 News
Australia Regain 2nd Position After Consolation Win [+]
Australia regained their world number two ranking with a comfortable 47-run win over South Africa in the fifth and final ODI at the Wanderers Stadium on Friday.
South Africa v Australia 5th ODI at Johannesburg - Preview [+]
Morne Morkel and Makhaya Ntini has been recalled for fifth and final ODI against world champion. Long, tough summer draws to a close.
Johan Botha Reported For Illegal Bowling Action [+]
South African off-spinner Botha has been reported for a suspected bowling action by the match officials after the fourth ODI against Australia, the ICC confirmed.
South Africa Once Again Stun Aussies, Win Series [+]
Herschelle Gibbs hit a sparkling century, South Africa win fourth One-Day International by 61-runs and take an unassailable 3-1 lead against Australia on Monday.
South Africa v Australia 4th ODI at Port Elizabeth - Preview [+]
The fourth one-day international between South Africa and Australia at St George's Park on Monday is a make-or-break match for both sides. Proteas eyes win second concessive ODI series victory against World Champion.
South Africa Beat Australia by 25-runs, Take Lead 2-1 [+]
AB de Villiers and Jacques Kallis weighed in with a half-ton apiece before Roelof van der Merwe sniped three scalps, as South Africa went 2-1 up in their five-ODI series with a 25-run win over the Aussies at Newlands Cape Town
South Africa v Australia 3rd ODI at Cape Town - Preview [+]
South Africa will be going all out to break the 'hoodoo trend' of series results against Australia this summer when they face the same opposition in the third ODI.
South Africa Beat Australia in 2nd ODI, Level Series [+]
South Africa seamer Wayne Parnell claimed career-best figures, four for 25, to help bowl out Australia for 131 in the second ODI. Proteas reach target in 26.2 overs.
South Africa v Australia 2nd ODI at Centurion - Preview [+]
Australia have regained the number one spot in the ICC's ODI Championship table after defeating South Africa by 141 runs in the first ODI at Durban.
Australia Beat South Africa, Regain No.1 Position [+]
Off-spinner Nathan Hauritz snapped up four wickets to steer Australia to an emphatic 141-run victory over South Africa in the first One-dayer.

Top