Pakistan defeated South Africa by 93 runs, dismissing the visiting team for 183 and extending their lead in the two-match Test series, as reported by national media on Wednesday.
According to details, on the fourth day of the match being played at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, South African batters Ryan Rickelton and Tony de Zorzi resumed the innings, but de Zorzi fell to Shaheen Shah Afridi without adding any runs to his previous day’s score.
After that, Nauman Ali dismissed Tristan Stubbs first and then David Bedingham, while Sajid Khan got the set batter Ryan Rickelton caught out for 45 runs. Shaheen Shah Afridi dismissed Verreynne and Subrayen, while Sajid Khan took Muthusamy as his wicket.
It should be noted that on the third day of play, the South African team was bowled out before the lunch break in their first innings and managed to score 269 runs in reply to Pakistan’s 378.
Pakistan began their second innings with a lead of 109 runs but were bowled out for 167 before the end of the third day, giving South Africa a target of 277 runs to win.
In their second innings, the South African team had scored 51 runs for the loss of two wickets by the end of the third day’s play. Captain Aiden Markram was out for 3, and Wiaan Mulder was dismissed without scoring.
Earlier, South Africa lost 4 wickets for just 55 runs, while Nauman Ali once again proved troublesome for the South African batters, taking 3 wickets for 24 runs in 13 overs.
South Africa’s first wicket fell at 13, second at 18, third at 51, and fourth at 55 runs. Captain Aiden Markram was out for 3 runs off 11 balls, Wiaan Mulder for 0, Tony de Zorzi for 16, and Tristan Stubbs for 2.















