Welsh Premier League

FT Saturday, September 25, 2010
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Match Report

Gibbs and de Villiers set up victory

South Africa continued the impressive form that won them the Test series and went up 1-0 in the one-dayers by beating Pakistan by 45 runs in Lahore

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Head to Head

TNS leads series 2-1-1

Lineups

TNS

  1. 16Connell Rawlinson
  2. 1Paul HarrisonG
  3. 2Danny HolmesD
  4. 5Steve EvansD
  5. 6Tommy HolmesD
  6. 7Scott RuscoeM
  7. 8HoganM
  8. 10Matty WilliamsM
  9. 14Craig JonesM
  10. Richie PartridgeM
  11. 9Chris SharpF

Substitutes

  1. Marcus Giglio
  2. Grant Butler
  3. 12Christian SeargeantM
  4. 18Jamie WoodF
  5. 20Alex DarlingtonF

Port Talbot

  1. Lee KendallG
  2. Leigh De VulgtD
  3. Lloyd GristD
  4. Matthew ReesD
  5. Lee SurmanD
  6. Nathan CotterrallM
  7. Lee JohnM
  8. Liam McCreeshM
  9. Matthew ThompsonM
  10. Luke BowenF
  11. Martin RoseF

Substitutes

  1. Nick HollandM
  2. Craig JonesM
  3. Gareth PhillipsM

Timeline

  1. 10'
  2. 36'
  3. 41'
  4. 45'
  5. 46'
  6. 52'
  7. 55'
  8. 59'
  9. 62'
  10. 62'
  11. 77'
  12. 78'
  13. 90'
  14. 90'

Welsh Premier League News

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