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End of over. Over 19. 7 runs. Bowler: Andile Simelane. Pakistan: 140/6(rr 7.37)
18.6
1
Simelane la U Khan
One run. Andile Simelane to Usman Khan. Short, wide down leg side on the back foot pulling, to deep mid wicket for 1 run, fielded by Breetzke. Pakistan seal the series with a commanding four-wicket victory in this deciding contest, completing a fine turnaround after a dramatic loss in the opening game. They executed their plans perfectly, outplaying South Africa in all three departments. While Saim Ayub fell early, Babar Azam anchored the chase brilliantly, supported by Salman Ali Agha, the pair's 76 run partnership the backbone of the chase. Both fell, as the hosts suffered a late wobble, losing four wickets, Corbin Bosch and Lizaad Williams with two apiece, but it wasn't enough as victory was wrapped up with an over to spare. Babar Azam is the Player of the Match and Faheem Ashraf is the Player of the Series.
18.5
1
Simelane la F Ashraf
One run. Andile Simelane to Faheem Ashraf. Yorker, down leg side on the front foot flick, to fine leg for 1 run, fielded by Williams.
18.4
1
Simelane la U Khan
One run. Andile Simelane to Usman Khan. Back of a length, wide down leg side on the back foot pulling, to deep backward square leg for 1 run, fielded by Hendricks.
18.3
3
Simelane la F Ashraf
Three runs. Andile Simelane to Faheem Ashraf. Back of a length, wide outside off stump on the back foot cutting, well timed to deep extra cover for 3 runs, run save by Breetzke.
18.2
W
Simelane la M Nawaz
Wicket. OUT! Bowled. Andile Simelane to Mohammad Nawaz. Short, outside off stump on the back foot pulling, bottom edge. Is Pakistan back to their typical way in the chase?
18.1
1
Simelane la U Khan
One run. Andile Simelane to Usman Khan. Back of a length, wide down leg side on the back foot pulling, mis-timed to deep mid wicket for 1 run, fielded by Breetzke.
End of over. Over 18. 5 runs. Bowler: Lizaad Williams. Pakistan: 133/5(rr 7.39)
17.6
W
Williams la H Nawaz
Wicket. OUT! Caught. Lizaad Williams to Hassan Nawaz. Back of a length, wide down leg side on the front foot Slog, mis-timed in the air uncontrolled to deep mid wicket, caught by Hendricks. Pakistan's victory is delayed a bit with this wicket.
17.5
0
Williams la H Nawaz
Dot ball. Lizaad Williams to Hassan Nawaz. Short, down leg side swayed away Leave, Left for no runs, fielded by de Kock.
17.4
0
Williams la H Nawaz
Dot ball. Lizaad Williams to Hassan Nawaz. Back of a length, wide down leg side on the back foot glancing, Play and Miss (Leg Side) for no runs, fielded by de Kock.
17.3
0
Williams la H Nawaz
Dot ball. Lizaad Williams to Hassan Nawaz. Back of a length, down leg side on the back foot working, mis-timed to short mid wicket for no runs.
17.2
4
Williams la H Nawaz
Four runs. FOUR! Lizaad Williams to Hassan Nawaz. Length ball, middle stump on the front foot pushing, well timed past deep extra cover for 4 runs.
17.1
1
Williams la U Khan
One run. Lizaad Williams to Usman Khan. Back of a length, down leg side on the back foot Steer, to third man for 1 run, mis-fielded by Breetzke.
End of over. Over 17. 5 runs. Bowler: Corbin Bosch. Pakistan: 128/4(rr 7.53)
16.6
1
Bosch la U Khan
One run. Corbin Bosch to Usman Khan. Back of a length, down leg side on the back foot pulling, mis-timed in the air uncontrolled to deep mid wicket for 1 run, fielded by Breetzke.
16.6
wd
Bosch la U Khan
Wide. Wide Corbin Bosch to Usman Khan. Bouncer, down leg side ducked Leave, Left for 1 run, fielded by de Kock.
16.5
1
Bosch la H Nawaz
One run. Corbin Bosch to Hassan Nawaz. Short, down leg side on the back foot glancing, in the air under control to fine leg for 1 run, fielded by Baartman.
16.4
0
Bosch la H Nawaz
Dot ball. Corbin Bosch to Hassan Nawaz. Length ball, down leg side on the back foot working, to silly mid on for no runs.
16.3
0
Bosch la H Nawaz
Dot ball. Corbin Bosch to Hassan Nawaz. Length ball, off stump on the back foot Steer, to backward point for no runs, mis-fielded by Linde.
