Amazing end Ball-by-ball finish of semifinal Click here for more on this story Posted: Thursday June 17, 1999 04:19 PM   Australia celebrates as Allan Donald (left) is run out after leaving his bat behind during a mix up between himself and Lance Klusener. AP BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) -- One of the most amazing finishes to a cricket match ended in a tie between Australia and South Africa at Edgbaston, a result that put the Australians into the World Cup final against Pakistan on Sunday: Here are how the last two overs were played out with South Africa, at 196 for seven, needing 18 to win off 12 balls. Mark Boucher fails to score run off Glenn McGrath -- 18 needed off 11 McGrath bowls Boucher; 196-8 -- 18 off 10 Steve Elworthy single -- 17 off 9 Elworthy run out going for second run: 198-9 -- 16 off 8 Paul Reiffel fails to catch Lance Klusener's big hit and accidentally pushes it over boundary for six -- 10 off 7 Klusener single to keep strike -- 9 off 6 Klusener hits Damien Fleming for four -- 5 off 5 Klusener hits another four -- 1 off 4 Klusener changes mind about single, Allan Donald almost run out by Darren Lehman throw which just misses stumps -- 1 off 3 Klusener goes for single, Donald turns and stays at other end, drops bat and eventually runs but beaten by the throw Match tied. Both teams scored 213 all out.   Related information Multimedia Click here for the latest audio and video Search our site Watch CNN/SI 24 hours a day Sports Illustrated and CNN have combined to form a 24 hour sports news and information channel. To receive CNN/SI at your home call 1-888-53-CNNSI. Copyright 2003 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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