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CENTURION : Graeme Smith hit an unbeaten century to lead South Africa to victory in the first ODI at Centurion Park on Sunday. Continuing a resurgence of form which started when he made 89 not out in a Twenty20 international in Johannesburg on Friday, Smith made 119 not out in a South African total of 207 for four in 37.3 overs as the home side won by six wickets according to the Duckworth-Lewis method. It had been set a target of 233 in 47 overs, which was revised to 204 in 41 overs after a rain break which came immediately after Smith reached his century. Batting with renewed confidence after a miserable sequence of scores on a recent tour of Australia, the left-handed Smith reached his fifty off 51 balls and his century off 110 deliveries with ten fours and a six. He faced 124 balls in all, adding two more boundaries. SCOREBOARD Australia: 229 for eight in 47 overs. South Africa (target 201 in 41 overs): G. Smith (not out) 119, B. Dippenaar b Bracken 10, H. Gibbs (run out) 0, A. de Villiers c Gilchrist b Hogg 43, M. Boucher (run out) 4, J. Kemp (not out) 24. Extras (lb-1, nb-1, w-5) 7; Total (for four wickets in 37.3 overs) 207. Fall of wickets: 1-24, 2-28, 3-111, 4-134. Australia bowling: Lee 10-0-59-0, Bracken 8-1-27-1, Johnson 3-0-28-0, Lewis 3-0-25-0, Hogg 8-1-30-1, Clarke 3.3-0-19-0, Watson 2-0-18-0. AFP
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