In the fourth T20, Pakistan defeated South Africa by three wickets | News Hub

Pakistan won the fourth T20 match and also won the T20
series after the ODIs

   Centurion (News Hub update sports news) in the fourth T20, Pakistan defeated South Africa

by three wickets. With this victory, Pakistan has also won the four-match T20 series 1-3. When

Pakistan started the innings, Mohammad Rizwan returned to the pavilion without scoring a run

on the second ball, but then Fakhr Zaman and Babar Azam put on a 91-run partnership and

paved the way for Pakistan's victory.

   And returned to the pavilion after playing an innings of 60 runs with the help of 5 fours and

4 sixes. Babar Azam was also dismissed for 24 off 23 balls. On this occasion, Pakistan needed

47 runs in 10 overs to win and it seemed that the Green Shirts could easily win but the middle

order batsmen made the victory difficult. Haider Ali (3), Asif Ali (5), Fahim (7), and Hafeez (10)

were dismissed.

   Pakistan needed 16 runs off the last 10 balls to win, but Mohammad Nawaz hit two sixes in

the closing moments to give Pakistan a one-ball lead. Earlier, in the last T20 match of the series

played at Centurion, Pakistan won the toss and invited South Africa to bat. South Africa

suffered a loss in the second over when these form batsmen were bowled by Eden Marker

Muhammad Nawaz. He scored 11 runs off five balls. After Markram, Wanderson came to bat

and he teamed up with Milan. 

   Both the batsmen formed a partnership of fifty runs. However, Milan scored 33 runs off 28

balls and was bowled by Faheem Ashraf. After Milan's dismissal, South Africa's wickets kept

falling intermittently and no batsman was able to bat. Wanderson was the successful batsman

for South Africa, scoring 52 off 36 balls. For Pakistan, Faheem Ashraf and Hassan Ali took

three wickets each, Haris Rauf 2 wickets each while Muhammad Nawaz and Shaheen Afridi

took one wicket each.

   No changes have been made to the Pakistan team for the match, but South Africa has made

two changes to their final XI. Bjorn Fortune and Vivian Milder have been named to the squad

to replace Pete Van Biljon and Bjorn Hendricks. Pakistan has an unbeaten 1-2 lead in the

four-match series.

   The Pakistan team for the match includes Babar Azam (captain), Fakhr Zaman,

Mohammad Nawaz, Fahim Ashraf, Hassan Ali, Haider Ali, Mohammad Rizwan,

Mohammad Hafeez, Asif Ali, Shaheen Shah Afridi, and Haris Rauf.

   The South African team consists of Henry Klaassen (captain), Jenman Milan,

Aiden Mercrum, Bjorn Fortune, Wayne Milder, Rossi van der Dawson, George Linde,

Andile Falcao, Cesanda Magala, Lizard Williams, and Tabriz Shamsi.