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South Africa vs England, 4th ODI at Gqeberha, , Nov 29 2009 - Cricket Photos

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4th ODI, Gqeberha, November 29, 2009, England tour of South Africa
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South Africa FlagSouth Africa
119
England FlagEngland
(31.2/50 ov, T:120) 121/3

England won by 7 wickets (with 112 balls remaining)

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james-anderson
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Jonathan Trott punches the air after England's victory, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
Jonathan Trott punches the air after England's victory••PA Photos
Jonathan Trott anchored England's run-chase at Port Elizabeth, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
Jonathan Trott anchored England's run-chase at Port Elizabeth••Getty Images
Jonathan Trott got England's chase off to a good start before the lunch break, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
Jonathan Trott got England's chase off to a good start before the lunch break••Getty Images
Andrew Strauss and James Anderson celebrate as South Africa are bowled out for 119, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
Andrew Strauss and James Anderson celebrate as South Africa are bowled out for 119••Getty Images
Tim Bresnan claims the key wicket of AB de Villiers, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
Tim Bresnan claims the key wicket of AB de Villiers••Getty Images
Hashim Amla climbs into a pull shot, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
Hashim Amla climbs into a pull shot••Getty Images
Mark Boucher was bowled by a beautiful delivery from James Anderson that squared him up, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
Mark Boucher was bowled by a beautiful delivery from James Anderson that squared him up••AFP
AB de Villiers drives uppishly through the covers, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
AB de Villiers drives uppishly through the covers••Getty Images
AB de Villiers looked in good touch again, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
AB de Villiers looked in good touch again••AFP
James Anderson celebrates his dismissal of Hashim Amla, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
James Anderson celebrates his dismissal of Hashim Amla••AFP
Andrew Strauss again looked in good form for his 32, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
Andrew Strauss again looked in good form for his 32••Getty Images
Andrew Strauss went well after the break in a healthy opening stand South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
Andrew Strauss went well after the break in a healthy opening stand••Getty Images
Alviro Petersen played a lone hand as South Africa collapsed around him, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
Alviro Petersen played a lone hand as South Africa collapsed around him••Getty Images
Morne Morkel played a couple of good shots before falling lbw to Collingwood, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
Morne Morkel played a couple of good shots before falling lbw to Collingwood••AFP
James Anderson leaps for joy after dismissing Hashim Amla, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
James Anderson leaps for joy after dismissing Hashim Amla••Getty Images
JP Duminy joins the procession as South Africa collapse at Port Elizabeth, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
JP Duminy joins the procession as South Africa collapse at Port Elizabeth••Getty Images
James Anderson claimed his first five-wicket haul in ODIs, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
James Anderson claimed his first five-wicket haul in ODIs••Getty Images
James Anderson is joined by a crowd of team-mates to celebrate his first five-wicket haul in ODI cricket, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
James Anderson is joined by a crowd of team-mates to celebrate his first five-wicket haul in ODI cricket••AFP
Tim Bresnan roars with delight after trapping AB de Villiers lbw for 22, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
Tim Bresnan roars with delight after trapping AB de Villiers lbw for 22••AFP
Graeme Smith trudges off after being trapped lbw by Stuart Broad, South Africa v England, 4th ODI, Port Elizabeth, November 29, 2009
Graeme Smith trudges off after being trapped lbw by Stuart Broad••Getty Images
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'We didn't assess conditions properly' - Graeme Smith

South Africa's captain Graeme Smith has called on his young team to learn to adapt to conditions better

'We didn't assess conditions properly' - Graeme Smith

Andrew Strauss hails England attack

Andrew Strauss has saluted his bowlers after England's clinical seven-wicket victory over South Africa, just two days after a 112-run mauling in Cape Town

Andrew Strauss hails England attack

Anderson leads rout of South Africa

South Africa's batsmen veered from the sublime to the ridiculous in the space of three days, as England demonstrated the staggering extent of their inconsistency in one-day cricket by following one of their heaviest thumpings with arguably their most domi

Anderson leads rout of South Africa

Series level but South Africa have momentum

The scoreline says the series is all-square, but after such a convincing 112-run victory at Cape Town South Africa are now the side with the momentum

Series level but South Africa have momentum
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England Innings
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IJL Trott
not out5277
AJ Strauss
lbw3259
KP Pietersen
caught36
PD Collingwood
caught26
EJG Morgan
not out2840
Extras(lb 1, w 3)
Total121(3 wkts; 31.2 ovs)
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