Pakistan fall short again

Feb 03, 2019

Reeza Hendricks and debutant Janneman Malan put on a half-century stand after Pakistan opted to bowl•AFP

Rassie van der Dussen came in at No. 3 and struck four more sixes in his 27-ball stay•AFP

Babar Azam led the chase of 189 with a quickfire half-century•AFP

Beuran Hendricks had Asif Ali caught at short fine leg soon after, only for a no-ball call to deny him another wicket•Associated Press

Malan scored 33 off 31 with three fours and two sixes•Getty Images

The batsmen kept firing and David Miller provided a late flourish, scoring an unbeaten 65 off 29 balls•AFP

Hussain Talat played some unorthodox shots during his fifty, which helped Pakistan race towards 150•AFP

The required rate kept mounting, however, and Andile Phehlukwayo defended 14 off the last over to give South Africa a seven-run win•AFP

Usman Shinwari conceded 29 runs in his final over, finishing with 0 for 63•AFP

Babar was on fire and was closing in on a hundred when he holed out to midwicket•AFP