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TestNo. 1266MenScorecard

England v South Africa

England won by 8 wickets

18 to 21 August 1994The Oval
Englandwon by 8 wickets
304 & 205/235.3 ov
South Africa 
332/9 & 17550.3 ov
Scorecard: every batter's and bowler's line, as the scorer kept it
Scorecard. For this match we hold every batter's and every bowler's line as the scorer's card kept it. The card does not name the fielder or the bowler for each dismissal, and older cards often leave balls faced blank (shown as -). There is no ball-by-ball record before December 2001. See the matches held ball by ball.
South Africa innings
332/992.2 ov
South Africa batting
BatterDismissalRBMins4s6sSR
Gary Kirstencaught21290016.7
Peter Kirstenbowled1630522053.3
Hansie Cronjelbw38389520100.0
Kepler Wesselslbw45841187053.6
Daryll Cullinancaught711111063.6
Jonty Rhodesnot out8*14201057.1
Brian McMillancaught931932699048.2
David Richardsoncaught58891266065.2
Craig Matthewscaught011000.0
Fanie de Villierscaught1450622028.0
Allan Donaldnot out14*21341066.7
Extrasb 8, lb 10, w 1, nb 1837
Total9 wickets, 92.2 overs332
Fall of wicketsruns, 0 to 340
1-2 Gary Kirsten2-43 Peter Kirsten3-73 Hansie Cronje4-85 Daryll Cullinan4-106 Jonty Rhodes5-136 Kepler Wessels6-260 David Richardson7-266 Craig Matthews8-301 Fanie de Villiers9-332 Brian McMillan
Bowling to South Africa
BowlerOMRWEconWdNb
Phil DeFreitas26.259343.5300
Devon Malcolm2558113.2400
Darren Gough1918504.4700
Joey Benjamin1724242.4700
Graeme Hick511302.6000
England innings
30477 ov
England batting
BatterDismissalRBMins4s6sSR
Graham Goochcaught843611018.6
Mike Athertonlbw015000.0
Graeme Hickbowled39851384045.9
Graham Thorpebowled7911515811068.7
Alec Stewartbowled621061547058.5
John Crawleycaught512271041.7
Steve Rhodeslbw1133521033.3
Phil DeFreitasrun out37315541119.4
Darren Goughnot out42*47686189.4
Joey Benjaminlbw076000.0
Devon Malcolmcaught44810100.0
Extrasb 1, w 1, nb 1517
Totalall out, 77 overs304
Fall of wicketsruns, 0 to 340
1-1 Mike Atherton2-33 Graham Gooch3-93 Graeme Hick4-145 Graham Thorpe5-165 John Crawley6-219 Alec Stewart7-222 Steve Rhodes8-292 Phil DeFreitas9-293 Joey Benjamin10-304 Devon Malcolm
Bowling to England
BowlerOMRWEconWdNb
Allan Donald1727634.4700
Fanie de Villiers1936243.2600
Craig Matthews2148223.9000
Brian McMillan1216705.5800
Hansie Cronje831602.0000
South Africa innings
17550.3 ov
South Africa batting
BatterDismissalRBMins4s6sSR
Peter Kirstencaught11316007.7
Gary Kirstencaught035000.0
Hansie Cronjebowled0711000.0
Kepler Wesselscaught2861944045.9
Daryll Cullinancaught9413422012070.1
Brian McMillancaught2563824039.7
David Richardsonlbw3770042.9
Craig Matthewscaught032000.0
Jonty Rhodescaught1020371050.0
Fanie de Villiersnot out0*25000.0
Allan Donaldbowled022000.0
Extraslb 5, nb 914
Totalall out, 50.3 overs175
Fall of wicketsruns, 0 to 340
1-0 Gary Kirsten2-1 Peter Kirsten3-1 Hansie Cronje4-73 Kepler Wessels5-137 Brian McMillan6-143 David Richardson7-143 Craig Matthews8-175 Daryll Cullinan9-175 Jonty Rhodes10-175 Allan Donald
Bowling to South Africa
BowlerOMRWEconWdNb
Phil DeFreitas1232502.0800
Devon Malcolm16.325793.4500
Darren Gough913914.3300
Joey Benjamin1113803.4500
Graeme Hick201105.5000
England innings chasing 204
205/235.3 ov
England batting
BatterDismissalRBMins4s6sSR
Graham Goochbowled33202770165.0
Mike Athertoncaught6311316112055.8
Graeme Hicknot out81*81151130100.0
Graham Thorpenot out15*141730107.1
Extraslb 6, nb 713
Total2 wickets, 35.3 overs205
Fall of wicketsruns, 0 to 340
1-56 Graham Gooch2-180 Mike Atherton
Bowling to England
BowlerOMRWEconWdNb
Allan Donald1219618.0000
Fanie de Villiers1206605.5000
Craig Matthews11.343713.2200
TestScorecardEngland477/9d & 267/5d78.3South Africa447 & 116/360Match drawnLeeds, 4 August TestScorecardPakistan390 & 318/4d91Sri Lanka226 & 18147Pakistan won by 301 runsColombo (PSS), 9 August TestScorecardSouth Africa332/9 & 17550.3England304 & 205/235.3England won by 8 wicketsThe Oval, 18 August TestScorecardSri Lanka71 & 23461.3Pakistan357/9d87.5Pakistan won by an innings and 52 runsKandy, 26 August