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PAK Vs SA, 1st Test: Pakistan See Off South Africa After Spinners Turn The Game In Karachi - Vimarsana News

PAK Vs SA, 1st Test: Pakistan See Off South Africa After Spinners Turn The Game In Karachi

PAK Vs SA, 1st Test: Pakistan See Off South Africa After Spinners Turn The Game In Karachi Pakistan lost both openers early but managed to chase down a target of 88 to win the first Test by seven wickets Omnisport 29 January 2021 AP Photo/Anjum Naveed Omnisport 2021-01-29T16:24:56+05:30 PAK Vs SA, 1st Test: Pakistan See Off South Africa After Spinners Turn The Game In Karachi outlookindia.com 2021-01-29T16:40:01+05:30 Nauman Ali claimed a maiden five-wicket haul to help Pakistan win the first Test against South Africa in Karachi, despite an early wo...

Pakistan draw first blood in Karachi - Vimarsana News

Pakistan draw first blood in Karachi

Lack of first-innings runs cost South Africa a realistic chance of winning the first Test against Pakistan in Karachi. The home side swept to a seven-wicket victory midway through the fourth day in the first series between the sides in Pakistan for 14 years. It was a deserved win for Babar Azam’s men, who bowled well and batted exceptionally well in their first innings, to set up a needed win after their recent series defeat in New Zealand. After winning the toss, South Africa captain Quinton de Kock understandably chose to bat, only for the Proteas to crumble to 220 all out on day one.

Pakistan beat South Africa by seven wickets in first test - Vimarsana News

Pakistan beat South Africa by seven wickets in first test

Pakistan's spinner Nauman Ali, left, celebrates after taking the wicket of South Africa's George Linde (27) during the fourth day of the first cricket test match at the National Stadium, in Karachi, Pakistan, Friday, Jan. 29, 2021. (AP Photo/Anjum Naveed). Spinners Nauman Ali and Yasir Shah rattled South Africa to help Pakistan win the first test by seven wickets inside four days on Friday. Nauman, a 34-year-old left-arm spinner making his test debut, returned five for 35 and Shah took four for 79 to dismiss South Africa for 245 in the second innings before lunch on day four. It set up a sma...

Nauman, Yasir spin Pakistan to verge of South Africa Test win - Sport - Vimarsana News

Nauman, Yasir spin Pakistan to verge of South Africa Test win - Sport

Pakistan's spinner Nauman Ali, second right, celebrates with teammates after taking the wicket of South Africa's George Linde, left, during the fourth day of the first cricket test match between Pakistan and South Africa at the National Stadium on Jan 29. — AP Pakistan's spinner Yasir Shah jumps to celebrate after taking the wicket of South Africa's Quinton de Kock during the fourth day of the first cricket test match between Pakistan and South Africa at the National Stadium on Jan 29. — AP Nauman Ali made a spectacular debut with five wickets and fellow spinner Yasir Shah grabbed four to...

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Pakistan v South Africa: Debutant Nauman Ali takes 5-35 as hosts win first Test - Vimarsana News

Pakistan v South Africa: Debutant Nauman Ali takes 5-35 as hosts win first Test

Pakistan v South Africa: Debutant Nauman Ali takes 5-35 as hosts win first Test Last updated on 29 January 202129 January 2021.From the section Cricket Nauman is the 11th man over the age of 34 to make his Test debut in the 21st Century First Test, Karachi (day four of five) Pakistan 378 (Fawad 109) & 245 (Markram 74; Nauman 5-35, Yasir 4-79) Pakistan won by seven wickets Debutant Nauman Ali took 5-35 as Pakistan wrapped up a seven-wicket win over South Africa with a day to spare in the first Test in Karachi. Resuming on 187-4, South Africa were bowled out for 245 thanks to slow left-arme...

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