In the second and decisive Test match of the two-match series against South Africa, the Pakistan cricket team was bowled out for 333 runs in its first innings, strengthening Pakistan’s grip on the series.
According to details, opener Abdullah Shafique played an important role in the initial partnership by scoring 57 runs, while Imam-ul-Haq was dismissed for 17. Captain Shan Masood top-scored with 87 runs, while former captain Babar Azam once again failed to play a significant innings, scoring 16 runs off 22 balls.
Saud Shakeel played a brilliant knock of 66 runs. Wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan was dismissed for 19, Salman Ali Agha scored 45, and spinner Nauman Ali made 6 runs.
Pakistan’s wickets fell at scores of 35, 146, 167, 212, 246, 316, 321, 323, 329, and finally 333. South Africa’s Keshav Maharaj took the most wickets, claiming seven dismissals.
It should be remembered that earlier, in the first Test match played against South Africa in Lahore, Pakistan defeated the visiting team South Africa by 93 runs, maintaining its lead in the series.
Pakistan scored 378 runs in the first innings and 167 runs in the second innings, while the South African team was all out for 269 runs in the first innings and only 183 runs in the second innings.
