Right-arm pacer Hasan Ali s 10-wicket haul helped Pakistan beat South Africa by 95 runs on Monday in the second and final Test here at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. With this, the Babar Azam-led side won the two-Test series 2-0.On the fifth .
Pakistan extended their lead to 113 runs, reaching tea at 42 for two on the third day of the second Test against South Africa here on Saturday.Pakistan had earlier dismissed the Proteas for 201 in 65.4 overs and gained a 71-run first innings .
South Africa struggled to 188 for seven in the first session of the third day of the second Test as Pakistan put themselves in a position to take important lead. They are trailing Pakistan by 84 runs.The Babar Azam-led side had scored 272 in .
South Africa skipper Quinton de Kock (29) failed to get past fifty for the sixth successive time in a Test innings as the visitors struggled to 192 for eight just after lunch on the third day of the second Test against Pakistan.South Africa are .
RAWALPINDI: A general view of the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium as Pakistan and South Africa players attend net sessions on Wednesday. Tanveer Shahzad/White Star
RAWALPINDI: The first impression which depicts the setting for the final Test of the two-match series at the Pindi Cricket Stadium is the contrasting atmosphere as Pakistan and South Africa prepare to resume their battle from Thursday in the garrison town.
Unlike the conditions during last week’s opening Test at Karachi where the Babar Azam-led home side sealed a comfortable seven-wicket victory to take an unbeatable 1-0 advantage there is ample evidence in Rawalpindi to suggest that the pace bowlers could have a major say with the overall surroundings being much cooler under heavy overcast conditions.