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Shaheen Afridi picked up the scalp of Markram South Africa kicked off their first tour of Pakistan in more than 13 years on the front foot, as a stroke-filled start from the top-order carried them to 96 for 2 at Lunch on Day 1 at the National Stadium in Karachi. Elgar, who made a rollicking start to 2021 with a century in Johannesburg against Sri Lanka, led the way for the visitors as Pakistan bowlers got an early idea of the pitch that had nothing in it for them. The early flurry of boundaries came against Hasan Ali, who bowled full but got punished due to the lack of movement in the air or...

Highlights South Africa fought back, leaving Pakistan at 33/4 Kagiso Rabada removed both the Pakistan openers Fast bowler Kagiso Rabada took two wickets for just eight runs as he led a South African fightback against Pakistan in their first Test in Karachi Tuesday. Pakistan were in trouble at 33 for four at the close of play, having bowled out the visitors for 220 -- their second-lowest total in the country. Fourteen wickets fell on the brownish National Stadium pitch, which had been expected to take spin from day one. South Africa were well placed at 108-2 soon after lunch, but lost their la...

Kagiso Rabada's late fiery spell may have helped South Africa achieve parity, but a litany of wasted starts saw the visitors slip to 220 all out in the first day of the first Test against Pakistan in Karachi on Tuesday. They then bowled well enough to limit Pakistan to 33/4, giving them a 187-run advantage at stumps after what was an action-packed day where 14 wickets fell. South Africa wasted starts in possibly the best batting conditions and, at one stage, the Proteas were 133/3 but then collapsed.  With the ball, Rabada removed Abid Ali (4) and debutant Imran Butt (9) to leave Pakista...

Watch: The moment Nauman Ali got his maiden Test wicket of Quinton de Kock By Pakistani bowler Nauman Ali celebrates the wicket of Quinton de Kock. Photo: AFP KARACHI: Pakistani left-arm spinner Nauman Ali impressed all when he took his maiden Test scalp and that too, of South Africa skipper Quinton de Kock.  A tossed-up delivery by the spinner ended up in the hands of another debutant, Imran Butt, who made no mistake in catching the ball to spend de Kock to the pavilion.  The South African skipper attempted to hit the ball out of the park but only ended up sending it straight to midwicket...

KARACHI: Pakistan are out of the race for the inaugural World Test Championship final but that doesn’t diminish the importance of the two-Test series against South Africa which gets underway...