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South Africa vs England, 2nd Test, England in South Africa, 2004-05 - Match Info
RSA vs ENG, 2nd Test, England in South Africa, 2004-05 - Match Info
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England in South Africa, 2004-05
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Venue:
Kingsmead, Durban
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Date & Time:
Sunday, December 26, 2:00 AM LOCAL
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RSA vs ENG • 2nd Test • England in South Africa, 2004-05
Series
England in South Africa, 2004-05
Date
Sunday, December 26
Time
2:00 AM LOCAL, 12:00 AM GMT, 5:30 AM IST
Venue
Kingsmead, Durban
Umpires
Darrell Hair, Simon Taufel
3rd Umpire
Karl Hurter
Referee
Sir Clive Lloyd
South Africa squad
Players
AB de Villiers (wk),
Hashim Amla,
Martin van Jaarsveld,
Jacques Kallis,
Jacques Rudolph,
Herschelle Gibbs,
Graeme Smith (c),
Shaun Pollock,
Nicky Boje,
Makhaya Ntini,
Dale Steyn
England squad
Players
Steve Harmison,
Simon Jones,
Matthew Hoggard,
Ashley Giles,
Geraint Jones (wk),
Andrew Flintoff,
Graham Thorpe,
Michael Vaughan (c),
Mark Butcher,
Sir Andrew Strauss,
Marcus Trescothick
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Stadium
Kingsmead
City
Durban, South Africa
Capacity
25000
Ends
Umgeni End, Old Fort End
Hosts To
KwaZulu-Natal, Natal
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