NAM vs IRE, 2nd ODI · Scorecard

NAM vs IRE, 2nd ODI · Scorecard · ScoreBeats

Final overs

- A captain's performance from Gerhard Erasmus has helped Namibia level the series with three games to go. The next game is on the 27th of this month. We will be there nice and early for that one. Do join us then. For now it's bye bye from all of us here.
- Erasmus 4/4: [On achieving his career-best performance and scoring his first ODI hundred against a Full Member nation, Ireland] Yeah, it feels like all my firsts are against Ireland. This is my first ODI hundred against a Full Member, obviously against Ireland. My debut 16 years ago, in 2011, was against Ireland. It's always special to play them. From the years of Porterfield and Joyce, who are now coaches - they were playing and now they're coaches - I feel like one of the old guys. So, yeah, it's probably my time to score my runs now as a senior statesman of the team. I always really enjoy my battles against them, and I've got very, very good friends amongst others from playing in leagues as well with the Irish boys.
- Erasmus 3/4: [On receiving the Player of the Match award and reflecting on his all-round contribution as captain] Yeah, yeah. I'm a guy that doesn't smile too often on the cricket field because I'm quite a serious captain, I guess. But every now and again, you have to pat yourself on the back when you've played well. And, yeah, I felt like I really steadied the ship and had the right tempo and sort of built up through the innings, and then obviously in the field I had to do my thing with the captaincy and the ball. [On when he felt settled at the crease during his innings] Yeah, to be honest, it probably wasn't my smoothest first 60 or 70 runs. I felt like I inside-edged a lot of balls and sort of didn't quite get my full face through the ball. But I felt that when they sort of dropped their lengths back, yeah, I could sort of play around with their lengths, and that's when I started feeling really settled, I think around 60 or 70. And then obviously, often when you go past a hundred, you try and release a bit, and so you kind of often top the first one, but luckily I got a few more in the middle towards the end.
- Erasmus 2/4: [On Jack Brassell taking four wickets on a familiar surface where he has played a lot of cricket in recent months] Yeah, definitely. He's bowled phenomenally well at times and then let himself down, you would say, at times with some indifferent, erratic stuff in between, but he himself would say that. And he's got such a high ceiling that, as a captain and, I guess, as management, you want him to reach it earlier rather than later, and he knows it himself, so he gets frustrated at times when he's a little bit off. But with that kind of pace and bounce, you're always in the reckoning for a wicket, and I don't believe we would have won that game had it not been for his four wickets. [On the pressure Namibia faced towards the end despite eventually securing the win] Yeah, definitely. I felt like, in a sense, we switched off when we could really kill off the game, and that, to me as a captain, is very disappointing. You know, you've got 11 members in the side, and it feels like someone just needs to put their hand up and rally the boys again. And it didn't quite come, and it didn't quite come, and it just sort of dragged on, and they got back in the game. And, yeah, it's just such a difficult ground to defend at the end, that even if you need two wickets, it always feels like a few massive blows from even a decent batter at number nine could sort of make it 10 runs an over. So, with three overs to go and 36 to get, I wasn't quite pleased on the field, and then tried to just take matters into my own hands and sort of just close down the game.
- Gerhard Erasmus | Player of the Match and Namibia captain 1/4: [On Namibia's batting performance and building a strong foundation through a big partnership with his partner] Yeah, I thought we obviously set up a very good foundation with a big partnership between myself and Frylinck. We set up a good foundation, I believe, and when it was time to go, we managed to really score big at the back end. [On Frylinck's contribution in supporting his innings and helping the team build momentum] Yeah, awesome. He obviously had to go in quite early and sort of steady the ship after the first wicket fell. Yeah, so he's been in red-hot form and he batted really well, and same with Loftie-Eaton and the other guys chipping in towards the back end. But, yeah, we know this ground very well, and we know that we can make it tough to defend at the back end of the innings, if - and that's what I tried to do.
- Paul Stirling | Ireland captain: [On Namibia's total of 321 and assessing the team's performance in the match] Yeah, I think so. I think we were outplayed today, to be honest with you. I think the difference between the two sides was their skipper, who knocked probably between 100 and 150. Those runs came really quickly, and he took the game away from us. We're pretty happy enough getting close to 300, but I think we should have been chasing roughly that or less. So, yeah, he took the game away from us, and fair play to Namibia. [On where the team fell short in bowling and batting] Yeah, I think in all departments again. I think we were slightly off. We constantly talk about putting 100 overs together, and we never quite get there. So, slightly off in the skill, slightly off in the execution, and that results in, you know, a 30 or 40-run loss. So, with the bat, I think we lost a cluster of wickets at the same time. We lost a few wickets in about five minutes. That really kills us in that chase. We need those wickets in hand to go hard in the last 10 overs. So, lots of areas we need to work on. Our death bowling was shy today as well. I'm not sure of the numbers yet, but I'm sure we went for well over 50 in those last five overs. So, yeah, lots for us to work on. And again, it's really good to be out here. We're finding our weaknesses as we go on, and certainly they got exposed today.
- 17:18 Local Time, 15:18 GMT, 20:48 IST: Gerhard Erasmus with a performance he won't forget in a hurry. Made 156 with the bat and then when the Moondra and Hoey threatened to pull off an unlikely heist, he takes 2 in the same over to end the game. Ireland started off steadily with a 54-run stand but a collapse saw them slip from 98-1 to 125/5. When Stirling fell as the 5th wicket, it looked like an easy win for Namibia but Dockrell and Campher rebuilt with a nice stand of 85. And then Moondra and Hoey added 58 in quick time to bring down the equation to 34 off 18. Erasmus brought himself on and ended things. Earlier Brassell was impressive as he took a four-fer with some key scalps in them. The series is level 1-1 with three matches to go. Stay tuned for the post-match stuff....
Over 48 · 3 runs (wd W 1 1lb W) · 2 wkt
- 47.3WGerhard Erasmus to Gavin Hoey, out Caught by Jack Brassell!! Fittingly Gerhard Erasmus ends things. What a game he has had. It's a flat good length on middle, Gavin Hoey pulls and the top-edge flies behind Zane Green. Short fine runs back and takes a simple catch. Namibia win by 31. Gavin Hoey c Jack Brassell b Gerhard Erasmus 31(21) [6s-3]
- Gerhard Erasmus to Gavin Hoey, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
- 47.21lbGerhard Erasmus to Byron McDonough, leg byes, 1 run, fired down leg, good length and Byron McDonough flicks and misses. They take a legbye
- 47.21Gerhard Erasmus to Byron McDonough, 1 run
- Byron McDonough, right handed bat, comes to the crease
- 47.1WGerhard Erasmus to Jai Moondra, out Caught&Bowled!! The skipper comes back and gets Jai Moondra. It's tossed up full outside off, Moondra gets forward to drive and doesn't keep it down. Erasmus takes it to his left. That was bowled from 24 yards something which Erasmus does often. Jai Moondra c and b Gerhard Erasmus 20(19) [4s-2]
- Gerhard Erasmus to Jai Moondra, THATS OUT!! Caught&Bowled!!
- 47.1wdGerhard Erasmus to Jai Moondra, wide, fired wide outside off. Past the tramline and left alone. Wide called
- Gerhard Erasmus [3.0-0-12-0] is back into the attack
End of over 47 · 9 runs (2 0 4 2 1lb 0)IRE 288/8Gavin Hoey 31(20) · Jai Moondra 20(18) · Ruben Trumpelmann 10-1-63-0
- 46.6Ruben Trumpelmann to Gavin Hoey, no run, full outside off, Gavin Hoey sinks low to reverse-sweep and misses
- 46.6Ruben Trumpelmann to Gavin Hoey, no run
- 46.5Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, leg byes, 1 run, low full-toss and sliding down leg, Jai Moondra shimmies around in his crease. Flicks and misses. But they take a legbye
- 46.5Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, 1 run, to cover
- 46.4Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, 2 runs, short on off, pacy delivery and Jai Moondra gets forward to pull, splices it and it falls in front of deep mid-wicket running in. They come back for two
- 46.34Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, FOUR, good improvisation from Jai Moondra. It's short on the stumps, Moondra backs away to ramp it over the keeper for a four
- 46.2Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, no run, good back of the hand slower-ball and on a length outside off, Jai Moondra swings and misses to leg. Doesn't carry to Zane Green
- 46.1Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, 2 runs, back of a length on off, Jai Moondra gets forward and pulls wide of long-on for two

IREIreland

290 (47.3 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Andrew Balbirnierun out	22	34	2	0	64.7
Paul Stirlinglbw b Jack Brassell	77	71	8	3	108.5
Cade Carmichaelb Max Heingo	12	22	1	0	54.5
Harry Tectorb Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton	6	10	1	0	60.0
Lorcan Tuckerc JJ Smit b Jack Brassell	0	5	0	0	0.0
Curtis Campherc Zane Green b Jack Brassell	45	45	2	1	100.0
George Dockrellc Zane Green b Jack Brassell	48	48	5	2	100.0
Andy McBrinerun out (Gerhard Erasmus)	7	9	1	0	77.8
Gavin Hoeyc Jack Brassell b Gerhard Erasmus	31	21	0	3	147.6
Jai Moondrac & b Gerhard Erasmus	20	19	2	0	105.3
Byron McDonough*not out	0	1	0	0	0.0

Extras0 (b 0, lb 0, w 0, nb 0)

Total290 (47.3 ov, RR 6.11)

FALL OF WICKETS

54-1 (Andrew Balbirnie, 11.0 ov)
98-2 (Cade Carmichael, 18.5 ov)
119-3 (Harry Tector, 21.5 ov)
120-4 (Lorcan Tucker, 23.0 ov)
125-5 (Paul Stirling, 24.1 ov)
210-6 (Curtis Campher, 37.5 ov)
229-7 (George Dockrell, 40.0 ov)
231-8 (Andy McBrine, 40.5 ov)
289-9 (Jai Moondra, 47.1 ov)
290-10 (Gavin Hoey, 47.3 ov)

Bowler · NAM	O	M	R	W	WD	ECO
JJ Smit	9	0	61	0	7	6.78
Ruben Trumpelmann	10	1	63	0	4	6.30
Max Heingo	8	0	48	1	3	6.00
Jack Brassell	10	0	52	4	2	5.20
Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton	7	0	49	1	0	7.00
Gerhard Erasmus	3.3	0	13	2	2	3.71

- A captain's performance from Gerhard Erasmus has helped Namibia level the series with three games to go. The next game is on the 27th of this month. We will be there nice and early for that one. Do join us then. For now it's bye bye from all of us here.
- Erasmus 4/4: [On achieving his career-best performance and scoring his first ODI hundred against a Full Member nation, Ireland] Yeah, it feels like all my firsts are against Ireland. This is my first ODI hundred against a Full Member, obviously against Ireland. My debut 16 years ago, in 2011, was against Ireland. It's always special to play them. From the years of Porterfield and Joyce, who are now coaches - they were playing and now they're coaches - I feel like one of the old guys. So, yeah, it's probably my time to score my runs now as a senior statesman of the team. I always really enjoy my battles against them, and I've got very, very good friends amongst others from playing in leagues as well with the Irish boys.
- Erasmus 3/4: [On receiving the Player of the Match award and reflecting on his all-round contribution as captain] Yeah, yeah. I'm a guy that doesn't smile too often on the cricket field because I'm quite a serious captain, I guess. But every now and again, you have to pat yourself on the back when you've played well. And, yeah, I felt like I really steadied the ship and had the right tempo and sort of built up through the innings, and then obviously in the field I had to do my thing with the captaincy and the ball. [On when he felt settled at the crease during his innings] Yeah, to be honest, it probably wasn't my smoothest first 60 or 70 runs. I felt like I inside-edged a lot of balls and sort of didn't quite get my full face through the ball. But I felt that when they sort of dropped their lengths back, yeah, I could sort of play around with their lengths, and that's when I started feeling really settled, I think around 60 or 70. And then obviously, often when you go past a hundred, you try and release a bit, and so you kind of often top the first one, but luckily I got a few more in the middle towards the end.
- Erasmus 2/4: [On Jack Brassell taking four wickets on a familiar surface where he has played a lot of cricket in recent months] Yeah, definitely. He's bowled phenomenally well at times and then let himself down, you would say, at times with some indifferent, erratic stuff in between, but he himself would say that. And he's got such a high ceiling that, as a captain and, I guess, as management, you want him to reach it earlier rather than later, and he knows it himself, so he gets frustrated at times when he's a little bit off. But with that kind of pace and bounce, you're always in the reckoning for a wicket, and I don't believe we would have won that game had it not been for his four wickets. [On the pressure Namibia faced towards the end despite eventually securing the win] Yeah, definitely. I felt like, in a sense, we switched off when we could really kill off the game, and that, to me as a captain, is very disappointing. You know, you've got 11 members in the side, and it feels like someone just needs to put their hand up and rally the boys again. And it didn't quite come, and it didn't quite come, and it just sort of dragged on, and they got back in the game. And, yeah, it's just such a difficult ground to defend at the end, that even if you need two wickets, it always feels like a few massive blows from even a decent batter at number nine could sort of make it 10 runs an over. So, with three overs to go and 36 to get, I wasn't quite pleased on the field, and then tried to just take matters into my own hands and sort of just close down the game.
- Gerhard Erasmus | Player of the Match and Namibia captain 1/4: [On Namibia's batting performance and building a strong foundation through a big partnership with his partner] Yeah, I thought we obviously set up a very good foundation with a big partnership between myself and Frylinck. We set up a good foundation, I believe, and when it was time to go, we managed to really score big at the back end. [On Frylinck's contribution in supporting his innings and helping the team build momentum] Yeah, awesome. He obviously had to go in quite early and sort of steady the ship after the first wicket fell. Yeah, so he's been in red-hot form and he batted really well, and same with Loftie-Eaton and the other guys chipping in towards the back end. But, yeah, we know this ground very well, and we know that we can make it tough to defend at the back end of the innings, if - and that's what I tried to do.
- Paul Stirling | Ireland captain: [On Namibia's total of 321 and assessing the team's performance in the match] Yeah, I think so. I think we were outplayed today, to be honest with you. I think the difference between the two sides was their skipper, who knocked probably between 100 and 150. Those runs came really quickly, and he took the game away from us. We're pretty happy enough getting close to 300, but I think we should have been chasing roughly that or less. So, yeah, he took the game away from us, and fair play to Namibia. [On where the team fell short in bowling and batting] Yeah, I think in all departments again. I think we were slightly off. We constantly talk about putting 100 overs together, and we never quite get there. So, slightly off in the skill, slightly off in the execution, and that results in, you know, a 30 or 40-run loss. So, with the bat, I think we lost a cluster of wickets at the same time. We lost a few wickets in about five minutes. That really kills us in that chase. We need those wickets in hand to go hard in the last 10 overs. So, lots of areas we need to work on. Our death bowling was shy today as well. I'm not sure of the numbers yet, but I'm sure we went for well over 50 in those last five overs. So, yeah, lots for us to work on. And again, it's really good to be out here. We're finding our weaknesses as we go on, and certainly they got exposed today.
- 17:18 Local Time, 15:18 GMT, 20:48 IST: Gerhard Erasmus with a performance he won't forget in a hurry. Made 156 with the bat and then when the Moondra and Hoey threatened to pull off an unlikely heist, he takes 2 in the same over to end the game. Ireland started off steadily with a 54-run stand but a collapse saw them slip from 98-1 to 125/5. When Stirling fell as the 5th wicket, it looked like an easy win for Namibia but Dockrell and Campher rebuilt with a nice stand of 85. And then Moondra and Hoey added 58 in quick time to bring down the equation to 34 off 18. Erasmus brought himself on and ended things. Earlier Brassell was impressive as he took a four-fer with some key scalps in them. The series is level 1-1 with three matches to go. Stay tuned for the post-match stuff....
Over 48 · 3 runs (wd W 1 1lb W) · 2 wkt
- 47.3WGerhard Erasmus to Gavin Hoey, out Caught by Jack Brassell!! Fittingly Gerhard Erasmus ends things. What a game he has had. It's a flat good length on middle, Gavin Hoey pulls and the top-edge flies behind Zane Green. Short fine runs back and takes a simple catch. Namibia win by 31. Gavin Hoey c Jack Brassell b Gerhard Erasmus 31(21) [6s-3]
- Gerhard Erasmus to Gavin Hoey, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
- 47.21lbGerhard Erasmus to Byron McDonough, leg byes, 1 run, fired down leg, good length and Byron McDonough flicks and misses. They take a legbye
- 47.21Gerhard Erasmus to Byron McDonough, 1 run
- Byron McDonough, right handed bat, comes to the crease
- 47.1WGerhard Erasmus to Jai Moondra, out Caught&Bowled!! The skipper comes back and gets Jai Moondra. It's tossed up full outside off, Moondra gets forward to drive and doesn't keep it down. Erasmus takes it to his left. That was bowled from 24 yards something which Erasmus does often. Jai Moondra c and b Gerhard Erasmus 20(19) [4s-2]
- Gerhard Erasmus to Jai Moondra, THATS OUT!! Caught&Bowled!!
- 47.1wdGerhard Erasmus to Jai Moondra, wide, fired wide outside off. Past the tramline and left alone. Wide called
- Gerhard Erasmus [3.0-0-12-0] is back into the attack
End of over 47 · 9 runs (2 0 4 2 1lb 0)IRE 288/8Gavin Hoey 31(20) · Jai Moondra 20(18) · Ruben Trumpelmann 10-1-63-0
- 46.6Ruben Trumpelmann to Gavin Hoey, no run, full outside off, Gavin Hoey sinks low to reverse-sweep and misses
- 46.6Ruben Trumpelmann to Gavin Hoey, no run
- 46.5Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, leg byes, 1 run, low full-toss and sliding down leg, Jai Moondra shimmies around in his crease. Flicks and misses. But they take a legbye
- 46.5Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, 1 run, to cover
- 46.4Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, 2 runs, short on off, pacy delivery and Jai Moondra gets forward to pull, splices it and it falls in front of deep mid-wicket running in. They come back for two
- 46.34Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, FOUR, good improvisation from Jai Moondra. It's short on the stumps, Moondra backs away to ramp it over the keeper for a four
- 46.2Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, no run, good back of the hand slower-ball and on a length outside off, Jai Moondra swings and misses to leg. Doesn't carry to Zane Green
- 46.1Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, 2 runs, back of a length on off, Jai Moondra gets forward and pulls wide of long-on for two
End of over 46 · 17 runs (0 1 6 2 2 6)IRE 279/8Gavin Hoey 31(19) · Jai Moondra 12(13) · JJ Smit 9-0-61-0
- 45.66Smit to Gavin Hoey, SIX, beautiful strike. Ireland still in this. Full and on leg-stump, Gavin Hoey gets forward and clears the front leg to loft. Has the elevation to clear the leap of long-on
- 45.52Smit to Gavin Hoey, 2 runs, full and following Gavin Hoey outside leg, flicked away wide of deep square-leg for two
- 45.42Smit to Gavin Hoey, 2 runs, dug in short and slower on the stumps, Gavin Hoey gets forward to pull, the top-edge clears Zane Green as they come back for the 2nd
- 45.36Smit to Gavin Hoey, SIX, full on middle, Gavin Hoey gets forward and clears the front leg to loft. Clears the leap of long-on on the fence
- 45.21Smit to Jai Moondra, 1 run, full outside off, Jai Moondra throws the bat on that, off the toe-end and it dribbles to short third man
- 45.1•Smit to Jai Moondra, no run, full and wide outside off, Jai Moondra sinks on his back knee to loft and misses
- JJ Smit [8.0-0-44-0] is back into the attack
End of over 45 · 14 runs (4 1 1 wd 1 0 6)IRE 262/8Gavin Hoey 15(15) · Jai Moondra 11(11) · Ruben Trumpelmann 9-1-55-0
- 44.66Ruben Trumpelmann to Gavin Hoey, SIX, full outside off, Gavin Hoey gets forward and slices the loft. Lots of height on this and the elevation too. Flies over long-off
- 44.5•Ruben Trumpelmann to Gavin Hoey, no run, wide yorker outside off, Gavin Hoey too moves as he reaches for it to squeeze it out, misses. The ump tells Hoey he moved so no wide
- 44.41Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, 1 run, back of a length on middle, Jai Moondra goes on the back foot and pulls to deep mid-wicket
- 44.4wdRuben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, wide, short and too high outside off, Jai Moondra pulls and misses. Called a wide for height
- 44.31Ruben Trumpelmann to Gavin Hoey, 1 run, high full-toss outside off, Gavin Hoey throws the bat on that, it takes the toe-end and bounces in front of Zane Green who can't stop it cleanly
- 44.21Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, 1 run, slower-ball on short of length outside off, Jai Moondra goes on the back foot and cuts hard and straight to sweeper cover
- 44.14Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, FOUR, poor delivery and four. Ruben Trumpelmann tries to follow Jai Moondra with a low full-toss down leg, flicked away fine for four
End of over 44 · 5 runs (0 wd 0 2 2 0 0)IRE 248/8Gavin Hoey 8(12) · Jai Moondra 5(8) · Jack Brassell 10-0-52-4
- 43.6•Jack Brassell to Gavin Hoey, no run, slower-ball on a good length on middle, Gavin Hoey backs away to pull, did he get an inside-edge? Anyway it doesn't carry to Zane Green
- 43.5•Jack Brassell to Gavin Hoey, no run, full outside off, Gavin Hoey shuffles across and looks to reverse-scoop, off the toe-end of the bat and rolls to extra-cover
- 43.42Jack Brassell to Gavin Hoey, 2 runs, dug in short on middle, Gavin Hoey pulls wide of deep mid-wicket for two
- 43.32Jack Brassell to Gavin Hoey, 2 runs, full on off, Gavin Hoey backs away to loft, skies it and clears mid-off running back. Hoey got lucky there
- 43.2•Jack Brassell to Gavin Hoey, no run, over middle-stump. Length delivery and it's extra bounce that saves Gavin Hoey as he makes room to go over extra-cover. Flies over the bat
- 43.2wdJack Brassell to Gavin Hoey, wide, dug in too short on the stumps, Gavin Hoey backs away to pull, misses. Called a wide
- 43.1•Jack Brassell to Gavin Hoey, no run, short of length on middle, Gavin Hoey backs away and it rears up on him, he fends at it, the ball flies over the outside-edge
- Jack Brassell [9.0-0-47-4] is back into the attack
End of over 43 · 7 runs (1 0 2 1 wd 1 wd 0)IRE 243/8Jai Moondra 5(8) · Gavin Hoey 4(6) · Ruben Trumpelmann 8-1-41-0
- 42.6•Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, no run, good length down leg, Jai Moondra flicks and misses? The ump gestures it flicked something of Moondra on the way to Zane Green
- 42.6wdRuben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, wide, short at Jai Moondra who lets it go and it's too short. Called a wide for height
- 42.51Ruben Trumpelmann to Gavin Hoey, 1 run, full outside off, Gavin Hoey gets forward to drive and it's off the bottom of the bat, wide of Ruben Trumpelmann to his right
- 42.5wdRuben Trumpelmann to Gavin Hoey, wide, way outside off, and Zane Green dives to his right to save more runs as it's left alone
- 42.41Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, 1 run, slower-ball on a length on off, Jai Moondra gets forward to punch to backward point and they take a quick single
- 42.32Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, 2 runs, short of length and down leg, Jai Moondra flicks and it's a thin inside-edge on the thigh pad. Wide of fine-leg for two
- 42.2•Ruben Trumpelmann to Jai Moondra, no run, short outside off, left alone
- 42.11Ruben Trumpelmann to Gavin Hoey, 1 run, short of length on off, Gavin Hoey gets forward to pull to long-on
- Ruben Trumpelmann [7.0-1-34-0] is back into the attack
End of over 42 · 4 runs (0 1 0 0 1 wd wd 0)IRE 236/8Jai Moondra 2(4) · Gavin Hoey 2(4) · Max Heingo 8-0-48-1
- 41.6•Max Heingo to Jai Moondra, no run, just in front of Steenkamp running in from extra-cover. Full on middle, Jai Moondra gets forward to loft and it's off the bottom of the bat
- 41.6wdMax Heingo to Jai Moondra, wide, another slower-ball off-cutter is well wide outside off, another wide
- 41.6wdMax Heingo to Jai Moondra, wide, slower-ball and the off-cutter is well wide outside off, left alone
- 41.51Max Heingo to Gavin Hoey, 1 run, slower-ball and going down leg, Gavin Hoey flicks and gets a slight inside-edge on to pad. Rolls to Max Heingo's right for one
- 41.4•Max Heingo to Gavin Hoey, no run, full on leg-stump, Gavin Hoey gets forward to drive, he times it but Max Heingo bends low to stop to his right
- 41.3•Max Heingo to Gavin Hoey, no run, good length and tight on middle, Gavin Hoey gets forward to defend to the left of mid-wicket
- 41.21Max Heingo to Jai Moondra, 1 run, slower-ball and full outside off, Jai Moondra gets forward to loft and doesn't time it, finds long-on
- 41.1•Max Heingo to Jai Moondra, no run, short of length and just outside off, Jai Moondra pulls and misses. Flies over the stumps
- Max Heingo [7.0-0-44-1] is back into the attack
End of over 41 · 3 runs (1 1 0 0 W 1) · 1 wktIRE 232/8Jai Moondra 1(1) · Gavin Hoey 1(1) · Gerhard Erasmus 3-0-12-0
- 40.61Gerhard Erasmus to Jai Moondra, 1 run, full on middle, Jai Moondra gets forward to drive to long-off
- Jai Moondra, left handed bat, comes to the crease
- 40.5WGerhard Erasmus to Andy McBrine, out Andy McBrine Run Out!! What was Andy McBrine thinking there? It had to go past the bowler and McBrine just runs. Easy run-out in the end. Length delivery on off, driven to the right of Gerhard Erasmus who gets across and cuts it off. McBrine is halfway down when the throw is sent back to Zane Green who does the rest. A waste of a wicket as Namibia inch closer. Andy McBrine run out (Gerhard Erasmus/Zane Green) 7(9) [4s-1]
- Gerhard Erasmus to Andy McBrine, THATS OUT!! Run Out!!
- 40.4•Gerhard Erasmus to Andy McBrine, no run, flat good length outside off, Andy McBrine goes on the back foot to cut and mistimes it to backward point
- 40.3•Gerhard Erasmus to Andy McBrine, no run
- 40.21Gerhard Erasmus to Gavin Hoey, 1 run, quicker off-break and turns in sharply to off, Gavin Hoey goes on the back foot to punch, the thick inside-edge goes to the right of mid-wicket
- 40.11Gerhard Erasmus to Andy McBrine, 1 run, good length on leg-stump, Andy McBrine gets forward to turn it in front of mid-wicket for a quick single

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