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S.Africa win toss, decide to bowl in final ODI
CENTURION: South Africa won the toss and elected to bowl first against Pakistan in the 3rd and final ODI at the Super Sports Park, Centurion.Both the teams have made a few changes for this final...
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Published November 30, 2013
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CENTURION: South Africa won the toss and elected to bowl first against Pakistan in the 3rd and final ODI at the Super Sports Park, Centurion.
Both the teams have made a few changes for this final encounter.
Pakistan have rested Shahid Afridi, where as Nasir Jamshed has been dropped. Junaid Khan and Mohammad Hafeez will miss the match through injury.
Abdur Rehman, Sohail Tanveer, Umer Amin and Asad Shafiq come back in the team.
South Africa have made three changes to the team which lost the second ODI by 1 run.
Philander, Davids and Parnell come in place of Steyn, Smith and Kallis.
Pakistan who are 2-0 up in the 3-match series are looking for their first ever clean sweep in S.Africa.
S.Africa on the other hand are looking to salvage some pride.
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