PAK vs SA

PAK vs SA CT17: Pakistan Duckworth Lewis Rule Beat Africa by 19 runs, remain hopeful of semi-final

In the first match of the ICC Champions Trophy, the Pakistani team did not face the Indian team, but on Wednesday, it did a fantastic job against South Africa in Birmingham and gained 19 points while maintaining the expectations of Birmingham in semifinal: ICC Champions In the first game of the trophy, the Pakistani team against the Indian team did not get into the rhythm, but on Wednesday it was in Birmingham Shin brilliantly against Africa and won the 1 9 races. And keep the semi-final expectations. Although he won the Duckworth-Lewis regatta, he was only 27 times in the second innings, but he did not allow South Africa to score points with excellent bowling. On behalf of Pakistan, Hasan Ali took three wickets, while Imam Wasim and Junaid Khan each took two wickets. Mohammad Hafeez took a ticket office.

Chasing 220 for South Africa, Pakistan scored 19 points in 27 overs for 3 wickets, and 1977, based on the rules, 19 points from the Duckworth-Lewis scheme. When the rain did not stop, Pakistan was declared victorious

Babar Azam (31) and Shoaib Malik (16) remained unbeaten. Fakhar Zaman soon faced 31 races (6 fours) and 23 balls. Morne Morkel took two wickets
None other than Miller

South Africa scored 219 points in 50 overs with an average of 8/48. David Miller (75 races, 104 balls, 1 nois, 3 six) returned undefeated Miller took 83 wickets in 83 balls. He made a significant 44-point partnership with Kigiso Rabada (26) and helped the team to go through 200 points. Previously, Miller added 47 points for the seventh box with Chris Morris (28).

The South African hitter struggled. Hashim Amla, who only got David Miller, runs like a fantastic form and could not do anything special, and Imad became a Wasim victim on 16 races. At that point, the team score was 40 points. Coke's Quinnton scored 33 points. Faf du Plessis added 26 points, while captain AB Williams did not open the account. For the first time at the ODI, they went out for the first time at zero (gold duck). Chris Morris scored 28 points. He got a lifeline on the personal score of 22 when he played, but the ball came out of the nose, although he could not take advantage of it.