Pakistan vs South Africa 4th ODI Highlights 2019

Pakistan 168 for 2 (Imam 71, Babar 41*, Phehlukwayo 1-17) beat South Africa 164 (Amla

59, du Plessis 57, Shinwari 4-35, Afridi 2-24) by eight wickets

Pakistan attracted level their arrangement with South Africa at the Wanderers, incurring the hosts' first ever PinkDay overcome as they overwhelmed with bat and ball. Usman Shinwari perpetrated the vast majority of the harm toward the beginning of today, featuring with 4 for 35 to bowl South Africa out for 164. Imam-ul-Haq then proceeded with his great frame with 71 to run with his century in the last match, adding 94 with Babar Azam to manage Pakistan to an eight-wicket triumph with in excess of 18 overs to save.

On a shockingly supportive pitch, Imam didn't have everything his way and needed to persevere through examining spells from Dale Steyn and Kagiso Rabada, with Steyn beating his outside edge a few times. In any case, the essential achievement never came, and in the end the misses transformed into hits for both Imam and Fakhar Zaman, who split seven limits in a run-a-ball 44 - his most noteworthy score of the visit up until this point.

Imam contributed only three limits to an opening stand that rushed to 70 preceding Fakhar trudged Imran Tahir to Rassie van der Dussen at profound midwicket, Tahir helping the event by dialing Tabraiz Shamsi - on the seat for this diversion - with Shamsi's own shoe-telephone festivity. Shamsi evacuated his own shoe in the burrow to get the call at the opposite end.

The festival was splashed up by a limit pink-clad group, however that was comparable to it got for South Africa, as from there on Imam settled in and struck three additional limits to raise his fifth fifty - and second against South Africa - in the 24th over. By at that point, Pakistan's objective was under fifty and Imam and Babar consistently worn down it.

Babar pulled Reeza Hendricks' offspin through square leg for four to raise the fifty stand, and in the wake of raising his fifty, Imam ventured down the track to scoop Tahir over long-off for the initial six of the innings. A touch to third man brought the groups level, yet with the activity everything except done Imam swiped at Phehlukwayo to be gotten behind for 71. Mohammad Rizwan required only one ball to anchor the success, tapping the main he looked through the spreads for four to finish the pursuit.

South Africa had a crumple of 8 for 45 to fault for their unimportant aggregate. They had looked like getting much more when Hashim Amla and Faf du Plessis included 101 for the third wicket, yet the lower center request disintegrated to turn and pace alike as remain in chief Shoaib Malik marshaled his troops effectively.