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By Scott 2 years ago, at the end of March Leave a comment on this post

Brett Lee has just sliced through the South African lower order to engineer a collapse. South Africa lost 5 for 12, to be all out for 267. Australia’s lead is over 100, and it is GAME ON as far as Ponting’s boys are concerned.

There’s nothing in cricket quite like a rampant Australian fast bowler tearing through the opposition. Except, perhaps, a rampant Australian leg-spinner tearing through the opposition! The stoush between Nel and Lee was exciting as it was brief. Top stuff!

Tags: andre-nel, australia, australia-in-south-africa, brett-lee, rampant, south-africa |

Comments to “South Africa vs Australia again” Sean wrote:
March 26th, 2006 at 1.15 pm

A rampant Shaggy slicing through the Indian lower order……. nah

Sophie wrote:
March 26th, 2006 at 8.18 pm

It should be interesting when Lee comes on to bat…I really wish I could hear what they say though. It’d be so much more entertaining.

SpryCorpse wrote:
March 26th, 2006 at 11.27 pm

Wow! What news to wake to this morning. A Lee rampage. Ponting, Hayden and Langer again amongst the runs. Has Ponting somehow managed to evade the drug testing regime over the last few years. He must be on something. Perhaps he’s stolen Gilchrist’s supply. Surely he can’t get yet another century?
Stuart Clark’s figures were good again as well. 2-37 off 18. Importantly he got both the batsman that were set - DeVilliers and Kallis. A nice follow up to his dream debut.

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