Bangladesh vs South Africa ICC World Cup full Highlights Video, Match Report, Scorecard

ICC World Cup 2011, 39th Match, Group B: Bangladesh vs South Africa Played at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur 19th March 2011 full Highlights Video, Match Report and Scorecard.

Bangladesh’s World Cup campaign came to a grinding halt on Saturday as they lost their final Group B encounter against South Africa by 206 runs in Mirpur.

Bangladesh vs South Africa Cricket World Cup Match Report
Bangladesh suffered a 206-run defeat by South Africa, a result which put India and England into the World Cup quarter-finals, after a woeful batting display.

Graeme Smith's side posted a commanding 284-8 after opting to bat first, with Jacques Kallis top scoring on 69.

The home side, needing to win in Mirpur to progress, then crumbled to 78 all out in reply as spinner Robin Peterson finished with fine figures of 4-12.

The defeat all but ends the co-hosts' participation in the tournament.

Shakib Al Hasan's side now need an enormous and hugely unlikely victory margin by India against West Indies on Sunday to steal the Windies' place in the knock-out stages on net run rate, but in all likelihood, their participation is over.

England's dramatic victory against the Windies on Thursday had transformed this match into a must-win game for Bangladesh, with thoughts of their own miserable score of 58 against the Caribbean side fresh in the memory.

Meanwhile, South Africa, already assured of qualification, had the luxury of resting opening bowlers Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel but still had no trouble at any stage at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium.

Ultimately it was a truly dreadful batting performance that cost Bangladesh but Shakib's side were always going to be up against it after letting the game get away from them with the ball.

Bangladesh's players walk off after loosing match.

Openers Smith and Hashim Amla enjoyed their best partnership of the tournament as the Proteas reached 97 off 20 overs and although Mahmudullah had the skipper stumped for 45 before Abdur Razzak bowled Amla for 51, Kallis was able to drop anchor and guide his side towards a competitive score.

JP Duminy fell for 17 after a loose shot, but Kallis and Francois du Plessis consolidated further, with the latter adding 52 at a run a ball before chipping Rubel Hossain to mid-off.

A sharp return catch from Shakib eventually brought the end of Kallis, but a late flurry from the lower order ensured the Tigers would need to show considerable resolve to secure the victory they desperately needed.

Hopes rested with Tamim Iqbal once again, but the star opener's poor run of form continued when he was caught behind for five.

Imrul Kayes shouldered arms to Tsotsobe and was bowled for four, while Junaid Siddique was trapped lbw by Johan Botha for two.

Further single-figure scores from Shahriar Nafees (5) and Mushfiqur Rahim (3) and Mahmudullah's sloppy run out left the hosts on 58-6.

Captain Shakib dug in to make 30 but when he edged behind off the impressive Peterson, all hope was lost and the Tigers were doomed to end the World Cup with their lowest one-day international total against South Africa.

Afterwards, Shakib was contrite about his team's performance, saying: "The expectations were high among our people because we had played so well over the past 12 months, but we let them down.

"We have not played good cricket at the World Cup and I feel very sorry for our fans. They deserved much more than we gave them.

"There is no other reason for our failure than bad batting. We should probably have given away 20 runs less, but the match was over once we lost four wickets quickly. You can't find excuses once you are bowled out for 78.

He added: "This was a pressure match for us. We knew we had to win. The team just could not take the pressure."

Smith, meanwhile, was pleased with how his under-strength bowling attack performed, saying: ""Lopsy (Lonwabo) has been terrific for us and Robbie (Peterson) has been playing really well for a while.

"He is coming into his own now. The bowling unit is bowling really well."

Bangladesh vs South Africa Cricket World Cup Scores

South Africa 284-8 (50 overs) bt Bangladesh 78 (28 overs) by 206 runs

	South Africa innings (50 overs maximum)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	HM Amla	b Abdur Razzak	51	93	59	6	0	86.44
	22.3 79.6 kph, he's dragged it on! Appeared to be a harmless delivery, slower through the air, dropped it short outside off, went back to play his favourite punch through cover, got an inside edge as it turned away, straight onto the stumps 107/2
	GC Smith	st †Mushfiqur Rahim b Mahmudullah	45	86	68	4	0	66.17
	20.4 80.3 kph, stumped, Smith danced down the track, Mahmudullah bowled well there, held back the length, it turned away as Smith tried to reach for it, Mushfiqur took it way to his left and Smith had a chance to get his bat back in. But he didn't ground it and didn't react quickly enough, Mushfiqur took off the bails to catch him short 98/1
	JH Kallis	c & b Shakib Al Hasan	69	88	76	5	1	90.78
	44.3 78.2 kph, Kallis falls, short and it took forever to get to him, tried to smack it through extra cover off the back foot, was expecting it to turn away but it went straight on, instead of extra cover it went straight into the palms of Shakib Al Hasan, who took it on the second attempt 223/4
	JP Duminy	c †Mushfiqur Rahim b Rubel Hossain	17	26	22	1	0	77.27
	29.6 132.1 kph, that's out, Duminy has faltered off what was a poor ball, it's a short ball down the leg side and was there for the taking, was trying to send it down the fine-leg boundary, it caught the glove and Mushfiqur made no mistake behind the stumps 141/3
	F du Plessis	c Tamim Iqbal b Rubel Hossain	52	73	52	4	1	100.00
	47.3 131.2 kph, Are South Africa slipping up here? Full toss and he chips it straight into the hands of Tamim at mid-off, three wickets for not many this Powerplay 249/6
	MN van Wyk	b Shakib Al Hasan	5	13	5	0	0	100.00
	46.4 79.4 kph, bowled'im, kept low, came forward and then rocked back to a good length delivery, it didn't turn and he didn't really know what to do with it in the end, failed to get his bat down, got an underedge onto the pads and then onto the stumps 245/5
	J Botha	run out (Rubel Hossain)	12	15	6	2	0	200.00
	49.1 Rubel Hossain to Peterson, run-out, in the blockhole outside off, Peterson digs it out, Botha wants the single, Peterson sends him back, Rubel collects and throws down the stumps at his end to catch Botha short 273/7
	RJ Peterson	not out	22	15	9	4	0	244.44
	WD Parnell	b Rubel Hossain	0	2	1	0	0	0.00
	49.4 bowled first ball, short of a good length on middel, tried to punch it past midwicket, missed, it clipped his pads and then crashed into the stumps, flurry of wickets at the death but also amid a flurry of boundaries 280/8
	LL Tsotsobe	not out	4	2	2	1	0	200.00
	Extras	(lb 3, w 4)	7
	Total	(8 wickets; 50 overs; 212 mins)	284	(5.68 runs per over)

Did not bat Imran Tahir

Fall of wickets1-98 (Smith, 20.4 ov), 2-107 (Amla, 22.3 ov), 3-141 (Duminy, 29.6 ov), 4-223 (Kallis, 44.3 ov), 5-245 (van Wyk, 46.4 ov), 6-249 (du Plessis, 47.3 ov), 7-273 (Botha, 49.1 ov), 8-280 (Parnell, 49.4 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	Shafiul Islam	5	0	44	0	8.80	(1w)
	Rubel Hossain	8	0	56	3	7.00
	29.6 to Duminy, 132.1 kph, that's out, Duminy has faltered off what was a poor ball, it's a short ball down the leg side and was there for the taking, was trying to send it down the fine-leg boundary, it caught the glove and Mushfiqur made no mistake behind the stumps 141/3 47.3 to du Plessis, 131.2 kph, Are South Africa slipping up here? Full toss and he chips it straight into the hands of Tamim at mid-off, three wickets for not many this Powerplay 249/6 49.4 to Parnell, bowled first ball, short of a good length on middel, tried to punch it past midwicket, missed, it clipped his pads and then crashed into the stumps, flurry of wickets at the death but also amid a flurry of boundaries 280/8
	Abdur Razzak	10	1	47	1	4.70	(1w)
	22.3 to Amla, 79.6 kph, he's dragged it on! Appeared to be a harmless delivery, slower through the air, dropped it short outside off, went back to play his favourite punch through cover, got an inside edge as it turned away, straight onto the stumps 107/2
	Naeem Islam	7	0	42	0	6.00	(1w)
	Mahmudullah	10	0	46	1	4.60	(1w)
	20.4 to Smith, 80.3 kph, stumped, Smith danced down the track, Mahmudullah bowled well there, held back the length, it turned away as Smith tried to reach for it, Mushfiqur took it way to his left and Smith had a chance to get his bat back in. But he didn't ground it and didn't react quickly enough, Mushfiqur took off the bails to catch him short 98/1
	Shakib Al Hasan	10	0	46	2	4.60
	44.3 to Kallis, 78.2 kph, Kallis falls, short and it took forever to get to him, tried to smack it through extra cover off the back foot, was expecting it to turn away but it went straight on, instead of extra cover it went straight into the palms of Shakib Al Hasan, who took it on the second attempt 223/4 46.4 to van Wyk, 79.4 kph, bowled'im, kept low, came forward and then rocked back to a good length delivery, it didn't turn and he didn't really know what to do with it in the end, failed to get his bat down, got an underedge onto the pads and then onto the stumps 245/5

	Bangladesh innings (target: 285 runs from 50 overs)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	Tamim Iqbal	c †van Wyk b Tsotsobe	5	13	14	1	0	35.71
	3.3 135.2 kph, Shout for a catch by the keeper They have gone for the udrs after the ump turned it down. It was the bouncer on the off stump line and Tamim was early in to the pull shot. There was a big noise - the bottom edge i reckon. Lets see what the third ump says; he says that's out. Harper reverses his decision. Tamim is back to the hut. 14/1
	Imrul Kayes	b Tsotsobe	4	22	15	1	0	26.66
	5.4 132.4 kph, Clatter! What a way to go! he didn't offer a shot and heard the death knell. he is stunned. Lonwabo is delirious. It landed full in length outside off and cut back in. Kayes shouldered arms and surrendered his wicket. 15/2
	Junaid Siddique	lbw b Botha	2	14	7	0	0	28.57
	6.6 82.3 kph, Trapped! Looked Plumb. It landed full on a length around off and came in with the arm and hit him in front of the stumps. It would have hit the leg stump. Very tentative push from the batsman. He was neither forward nor back. He should have come forward to play that full delivery and then was beaten by the arm ball. He now goes for UDRS. OUT is the verdict 21/3
	Shahriar Nafees	b Tsotsobe	5	12	12	1	0	41.66
	7.6 128.4 kph, Lonwabo is taking out Bangladesh here. It was slightly slower, lands full on a length outside off and cuts in. Nafees played a very loose drive, away from the body, and gets the inside edge. 21/4
	Mushfiqur Rahim	c Smith b Peterson	3	34	21	0	0	14.28
	15.1 83.5 kph, What a catch by the skipper! Lovely delivery, mind you. It was flighted on a length around off, lured rahim forward into a push-drive before it turned away to get the edge. The ball was well to the right of first slip and was dying when Smith lunged out to pouch it with his right hand. Supah 36/5
	Shakib Al Hasan	c †van Wyk b Peterson	30	63	49	4	0	61.22
	23.4 78.2 kph, Edge and gone! Captain falls. It was slightly quicker and turns in from outside off stump, Shakib is cramped for the room there but decides to go through with the cut shot and gets a thick edge. Morne van wyk takes it on the rebound. The end is nigh. 61/7
	Mahmudullah	run out (Botha/†van Wyk)	5	26	17	0	0	29.41
	21.3 Peterson to Shakib Al Hasan, Mahmudullah is run out quicker one around off, full in length, late cut to right of short third man where Botha makes a fine diving save. he searches for the ball, finds it, turns and fires a throw to the keeper who breaks the stumps. Great work from Botha. 58/6
	Naeem Islam	b Peterson	8	24	20	1	0	40.00
	27.6 81.2 kph, Castled! The implosion is complete. A sorry end to their campaign . It was the quicker one that skidded on towards the middle, the batsman went for the cut shot but missed. They collapsed against West Indies, came back to pull off a thriller against England but have surrendered very meekly here. That's that. This is their lowest score against South Africa. Who will be the fall guy for this campaign? Jamie Siddons? Shakib's captaincy? The corridors of power are going to be abuzz in the days to come. 78/10
	Shafiul Islam	b Peterson	0	1	2	0	0	0.00
	23.6 83.4 kph, Clatter! What is happening out there? The innings is in complete shambles. It was a flighted delivery on the leg stump line and Shafiul goes for a big slog sweep. Thin air. The leg stump is pegged back. 61/8
	Abdur Razzak	c Peterson b Imran Tahir	0	3	2	0	0	0.00
	24.6 78.8 kph, It's all ending very quickly. If you are a Bangladesh fan, way too quickly. some prefer it slow, Bangladesh have gone for a quick end. Razzak plays a slog sweep and finds the man at deep midwicket. Stunning implosion. 62/9
	Rubel Hossain	not out	8	10	9	2	0	88.88
	Extras	(lb 5, w 3)	8
	Total	(all out; 28 overs; 116 mins)	78	(2.78 runs per over)

Fall of wickets1-14 (Tamim Iqbal, 3.3 ov), 2-15 (Imrul Kayes, 5.4 ov), 3-21 (Junaid Siddique, 6.6 ov), 4-21 (Shahriar Nafees, 7.6 ov), 5-36 (Mushfiqur Rahim, 15.1 ov), 6-58 (Mahmudullah, 21.3 ov), 7-61 (Shakib Al Hasan, 23.4 ov), 8-61 (Shafiul Islam, 23.6 ov), 9-62 (Abdur Razzak, 24.6 ov), 10-78 (Naeem Islam, 27.6 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	J Botha	7	1	23	1	3.28
	6.6 to Junaid Siddique, 82.3 kph, Trapped! Looked Plumb. It landed full on a length around off and came in with the arm and hit him in front of the stumps. It would have hit the leg stump. Very tentative push from the batsman. He was neither forward nor back. He should have come forward to play that full delivery and then was beaten by the arm ball. He now goes for UDRS. OUT is the verdict 21/3
	LL Tsotsobe	5	2	14	3	2.80	(1w)
	3.3 to Tamim Iqbal, 135.2 kph, Shout for a catch by the keeper They have gone for the udrs after the ump turned it down. It was the bouncer on the off stump line and Tamim was early in to the pull shot. There was a big noise - the bottom edge i reckon. Lets see what the third ump says; he says that's out. Harper reverses his decision. Tamim is back to the hut. 14/1 5.4 to Imrul Kayes, 132.4 kph, Clatter! What a way to go! he didn't offer a shot and heard the death knell. he is stunned. Lonwabo is delirious. It landed full in length outside off and cut back in. Kayes shouldered arms and surrendered his wicket. 15/2 7.6 to Shahriar Nafees, 128.4 kph, Lonwabo is taking out Bangladesh here. It was slightly slower, lands full on a length outside off and cuts in. Nafees played a very loose drive, away from the body, and gets the inside edge. 21/4
	WD Parnell	4	1	4	0	1.00
	RJ Peterson	7	3	12	4	1.71
	15.1 to Mushfiqur Rahim, 83.5 kph, What a catch by the skipper! Lovely delivery, mind you. It was flighted on a length around off, lured rahim forward into a push-drive before it turned away to get the edge. The ball was well to the right of first slip and was dying when Smith lunged out to pouch it with his right hand. Supah 36/5 23.4 to Shakib Al Hasan, 78.2 kph, Edge and gone! Captain falls. It was slightly quicker and turns in from outside off stump, Shakib is cramped for the room there but decides to go through with the cut shot and gets a thick edge. Morne van wyk takes it on the rebound. The end is nigh. 61/7 23.6 to Shafiul Islam, 83.4 kph, Clatter! What is happening out there? The innings is in complete shambles. It was a flighted delivery on the leg stump line and Shafiul goes for a big slog sweep. Thin air. The leg stump is pegged back. 61/8 27.6 to Naeem Islam, 81.2 kph, Castled! The implosion is complete. A sorry end to their campaign . It was the quicker one that skidded on towards the middle, the batsman went for the cut shot but missed. They collapsed against West Indies, came back to pull off a thriller against England but have surrendered very meekly here. That's that. This is their lowest score against South Africa. Who will be the fall guy for this campaign? Jamie Siddons? Shakib's captaincy? The corridors of power are going to be abuzz in the days to come. 78/10
	Imran Tahir	5	0	20	1	4.00	(2w)
	24.6 to Abdur Razzak, 78.8 kph, It's all ending very quickly. If you are a Bangladesh fan, way too quickly. some prefer it slow, Bangladesh have gone for a quick end. Razzak plays a slog sweep and finds the man at deep midwicket. Stunning implosion. 62/9

Toss South Africa, who chose to bat
Points South Africa 2, Bangladesh 0
Player of the match LL Tsotsobe (South Africa)

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