Pakistan fight back strongly after follow-on in Cape Town Test

South Africa Enforce Follow On Against Pakistan In Second Test

Pakistan Captain Shan Masood scored a century, while Babar Azam contributed 81 runs before being dismissed in the second innings of the Cape Town Test against South Africa.

Earlier, Pakistan’s batting collapsed to 194 runs, leaving a massive deficit of 421 runs in the firs innings. South Africa enforced follow-on against Pakistan.

Day 3

On the third day of the second Test series in Cape Town, Pakistan resumed their innings at 64/3. Captain Mohammad Rizwan and Babar Azam played responsible cricket, adding a 98-run partnership. However, Babar was dismissed for 58 and Rizwan for 46.

Salman Agha scored 19, Aamir Jamal 15, Khurram Shahzad 14, and Mir Hamza 13 before getting out. Saim Ayub could not bat due to injury, while Mohammad Abbas remained not out at 0.

For South Africa, Kagiso Rabada took 3 wickets, while Mpakhah and Keshav Maharaj took 2 wickets each. Wiaan Mulder and Marco Jansen claimed 1 wicket each.

Day 2

South Africa started Day 2 at 316/4. Ryan Rickelton scored a magnificent 259 before being dismissed by Mir Hamza. Other top scorers were Kyle Verreynne with 100, Marco Jansen with 62, Keshav Maharaj with 40, David Bedingham with 5, and Keegan Petersen with 0.

Kagiso Rabada remained not out on 6 runs.

Pakistan’s Mohammad Abbas and Salman Agha took 3 wickets each, while Mir Hamza and Khurram Shahzad took 2 wickets each.

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