South Africa lose quick wickets as they chase modest winning target
A nervy South Africa slumped to 27-3 when bad light brought play to an early close on a rain-delayed third day, still 121 runs shy of victory in the first test against Pakistan at Centurion and a place in next June’s World Test Championship.
South Africa and Pakistan's first Test is poised for an exciting finish after Marco Jansen's six-wicket haul set the Proteas a challenging target of 148 runs on a rain-interrupted Day 3 on ...
With 148 runs required to seal their spot in the upcoming World Test Championship (WTC) Final, South Africa got off to a ...
South Africa faced a tough day against Pakistan in the first Test match, ending nervously at 27-3 due to bad light. With only ...
Aiden Markram, South Africa's top scorer in the first innings, was unbeaten on 22 going into what could be a nervy fourth day ...
A nervy South Africa have slumped to 3-27 chasing 148 to beat Pakistan in the first Test and secure a place in next ...
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Marco Jansen picked 6 wickets to bowl out Pakistan to 237 in their second innings and put South Africa on the path to an easy ...
The pacer was left out of the squad to play South Africa citing workload management and hence opted to play in the Bangladesh ...
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