Pakistan in the driving seat after yet another Proteas batting collapse
Proteas bowlers staged a wonderful comeback, but their hard work couldn't mask yet another batting collapse on the third day of the second Test against Pakistan.
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Proteas bowlers staged a wonderful comeback, but their hard work couldn't mask yet another batting collapse on the third day of the second Test against Pakistan.
Pakistan vs South Africa 2nd Test Day 3: South Africa come back strongly against Pakistan George Linde 3-12 off 9 overs for South Africa today ©PCB South Africa come back strongly against Pakistan after being bowled out earlier in the day for 201 in their 1 st innings, at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi today. South Africa 201/10 (65.4 ov) Stumps : Day 3 Pakistan lead by 200 runs The 200-run lead is up for Pakistan Cricket Team Not for the first time in the present series, Pakistan have been rescued by its lower order batsmen and now lead by 200 runs with four wickets ...
Pakistan closed the day on 129-6 with an overall lead of 200 and four wickets intact.
Spinners George Linde and Keshav Maharaj shared five wickets to keep South Africa alive after the third day of the second Test against Pakistan on Saturday.The spinners helped South Africa reduce the hosts to 129 for six runs by stumps, a lead ...
RAWALPINDI: Pakistan skipper Babar Azam (L) and Fawad Alam run between the wickets during their fine stand against South Africa in the second Test at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Thursday.—Tanveer Shehzad/White Star RAWALPINDI: A rain-curtailed opening day of the second and final Test here at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Thursday was interspersed with South Africa stamping their authority early on before Pakistan staging a brilliant recovery through their skipper Babar Azam and Fawad Alam. Losing three wickets literally without any trace meant Pakistan found themselves embarking o...