Pakistan beat South Africa

Champions Trophy 2017: Pakistan beat South Africa by 19 runs in rain-affected match

Pakistan vs South Africa: The rain stopped the match and the match had to stop. The match was not resumed,  New players in PSL 2018 and under the domination of Duckworth-Lewis, Pakistan won the match with 19 points.
The seventh match of the ICC Champions Trophy was played between Birmingham and Pakistan and South Africa. South Africa decided to beat first before winning the draw. Africa scored 219 points in the first innings of 8 wickets in 50 overs. After 220 races, the Pakistani team lost 27 wickets in 27 overs. Babar Azam (31) and Shoaib Malik (16) were about to play the game, when the rain stopped the match and the game ended. The match was not resumed, and under the domination of Duckworth-Lewis, Pakistan won the match with 19 points.

Morne Morkel was caught by Amla, who was 31 for the second in the eighth. Afridi made the first success on the fourth ball, second opener Azhar Ali 9 runs while Tahir scored Morkel on the ball. Mohahar Hafeez scored 26 points for Moharr for Muharram and got a third shot in Pakistan. D. For Australia, Miller achieved up to 75 points. At the same time, Hassan Ali received three appointments, Imam Usim and Junaid Khan two more wickets, while Mohammad Hafeez's wicket was held.
Imam Usim stopped Hashim Amla in his first run and made a big blow to South Africa. After that, Hafoke was fired by De Coke (33 years old) for LWW. In the second half, Imam Waseem gave AB Deviliers the opportunity to open the account and Hafeez beat, Pakistan's third success. La Fontaine du Plessis scored 26 points, Hassan Ali got the first round for Pakistan. Dumni scored 8 points and caught slipping on Babar Azam by Hassan Ali. In the same heats, Hassan Ali did not give Painal the chance to open the bowling alley and boldly played to give a sixth success to Pakistan. Chris Morris, who scored 28 points, returned to Pavelion by Juning Khan. Rathana did 26 races on delivery of Junaid Khan, captured by Hassan Ali, and returned to the pavilion.