• Highs and lows of NZ vs SA

    Ahead of the opening One-Day International between New Zealand and South Africa on Tuesday, we look at what records exist between the two rivals.

    HIGHEST TEAM SCORES
    324-4 South Africa, Centurion, 2000/01 (Nicky Boje 129)
    314-7 South Africa, Centurion, 1994/95 (Dave Callaghan 169no)
    306-6 South Africa, Wanderers, 2002/03 (Herschelle Gibbs 143)
    300-6 South Africa, Brisbane, 1997/98 (Gary Kirsten 103)
    298-9 New Zealand, Brisbane, 1997/98

    LOWEST TEAM SCORES
    108 South Africa, Mumbai, 2006/07 (Graeme Smith 42)
    134 New Zealand, Cape Town, 1994/95 (Mike Rindel 2-15)
    147 New Zealand, Auckland, 1998/99 (Hansie Cronje 3-26)
    150 New Zealand, Perth, 1993/94 (Allan Donald 3-15)
    158 New Zealand, Singapore, 2000 (Shaun Pollock 3-24)

    MOST RUNS IN AN INNINGS
    169no Dave Callaghan, Centurion, 1994/95
    145 Kane Williamson, Kimberley, 2012/13
    143 Herschelle Gibbs, Wanderers, 2002/03
    134 Stephen Fleming, Wanderers, 2002/03
    129 Nicky Boje, Centurion, 2000/01
    119 Herschelle Gibbs, Newlands, 2007/08
    116 Graeme Smith, Potchefstroom, 2012/13

    MOST WICKETS IN AN INNINGS FOR SA
    5-31 Makhaya Ntini, Melbourne, 2001/02
    5-38 Morne Morkel, Napier, 2011/12
    5-37 Wayne Parnell, Centurion, 2009/10
    4-23 Andrew Hall, Centurion, 2005/06

    MOST RUNS CONCEDED FOR SA
    1-76 Charl Langeveldt, Port Elizabeth, 2005/06
    3-71 Morne Morkel, Kimberley, 2012/13
    0-66 Andre Nel, Port Elizabeth, 2007/08
    0-64 Pat Symcox, Auckland, 1998/99
    2-63 Makhaya Ntini. Dunedin, 2003/04

    HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS FOR SA
    196 Gary Kirsten and Herschelle Gibbs, Birmingham, 1999
    173 Graeme Smith and Herschelle Gibbs, Newlands, 2007/08
    172 Gary Kirsten and Jacques Kallis, Kimberley, 2000/01
    160 Gary Kirsten and Nicky Boje, Centurion, 2000/2001
    149 Dave Callaghan and Hansie Cronje, Centurion, 1994/95

    BATSMEN SHARING MOST 100 PARTNERSHIPS
    9 Gary Kirsten
    6 Jacques Kallis
    3 Nicky Boje

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