South Africa restrict Kiwis

Published November 24, 2007

JOHANNESBURG, Nov 23: New Zealand’s problems on their South Africa tour continued as they laboured to 129 for 7 in the Twenty20 international against South Africa at the Wanderers on Friday.

Shaun Pollock grabbed three wickets and New Zealand were in danger of being bowled out before the mandatory 20 overs before Kyle Mills struck 33.

Earlier in the innings, Scott Styris made 30.

Summarised scores:

NEW ZEALAND 129-7 in 20 overs (Kyle Mills 33 not out, Scott Styris 30, extras 9; Shaun Pollock 3-28, Albie Morkel 2-29).—Agencies

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