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South Africa E book WTC Remaining Berth With Thrilling Win Over Pakistan In 1st Check

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Kagiso Rabada turned batting hero as he and Marco Jansen took South Africa to a dramatic two-wicket win over Pakistan on the fourth day of the primary Check at SuperSport Park on Sunday. Needing 148 to win, South Africa crashed to 99 for eight in opposition to excellent bowling by Mohammad Abbas. The 34-year-old Abbas took a career-best six for 54. However Rabada, so typically a match-winner as a bowler, went on the assault as a batsman, hitting an unbeaten 31 off 26 balls, whereas Jansen offered stable assist in making 16 not out.

Abbas bowled unchanged for 19.3 overs — 4 of them on Saturday when he took his first two wickets — in a spell of unremitting accuracy on a pitch which gave seam bowlers assist all through the match.

It was a exceptional comeback for Abbas, whose earlier Check look was in opposition to the West Indies in Kingston in August 2021.

However it was not fairly sufficient for Pakistan, in search of their first win in South Africa in 18 years.

The end result ensured qualification for South Africa within the remaining of the World Check championship remaining in England subsequent yr.

Aiden Markram and Temba Bavuma batted solidly initially of the day after resuming on 27 for 3.

Markram and Bavuma placed on 43 for the fourth wicket, with Bavuma surviving on 14 — and getting six runs — when he hooked Abbas to tremendous leg, the place Naseem Shah stepped over the boundary in catching the ball.

Markram seemed safe however was bowled by Abbas for 37 by a just about unplayable ball which saved low and seamed again off the pitch.

Bavuma and David Bedingham added one other 34 runs till Bavuma uncharacteristically charged down the pitch at Abbas and was given out caught behind for 40.

He walked off instantly however Extremely Edge know-how confirmed the one ‘spike’ was when the ball brushed his trouser pocket.

It was the primary of 4 wickets which fell for 3 runs in 12 balls.

Naseem Shah bowled Kyle Verreynne and Abbas had Bedingham and Corbin Bosch caught behind off successive deliveries.

Rabada and Jansen noticed South Africa by way of to lunch at 116 for eight — then polished off the match in simply 5.3 overs after the interval, with every stroke cheered by the house spectators.

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