7th Match, Group B: Pakistan v South Africa at Birmingham

krishna · 06-07-2017, 10:10 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
Imad Wasim to Amla, OUT, that's plumb. Amla doesn't bother reviewing.

HM Amla lbw b Imad Wasim 16

#2
95 -4 after 24 overs

Current partnershipย  5 runs, 2.1 overs, RR: 2.30 (Duminy 3, Miller 2)

22.2
Hasan Ali to du Plessis, Bowled him! Stops on Faf a little and he's dragged it on!

F du Plessisย  b Hasan Ali 26

#3
118 - 6

28.6
Hasan Ali to Parnell, OUT, oh my goodness, what a sensational delivery that is!

WD Parnell b Hasan Ali DUCK

28.5
Hasan Ali to Duminy, gone! Sarfraz persisting with a slip earns Pakistan a wicket.

JP c ShAzam b Hasan Ali 8

#4
140 - 6 after 37 overs

Last 5 ovs 17 runs RR 3.40

Current partnershipย  22 runs, 8.0 overs, RR: 2.75 (Miller 12, Morris 10)

#5
166 - 7

42.4
Junaid Khan to Miller, 1 run, yorker outside off. Vital FIFTY for Miller, his slowest in ODIs

42.3
Junaid Khan to Morris, OUT ! now exposed to the swinging, reversing ball.

Morris c Hasan Ali b Junaid Khan 28

#6
can pakistan beat this score

#7
[color=rgb(37, 37, 37)][/color][left][color=rgb(37, 37, 37)][size=16px]It's all well and good Pakistan giving it high fives in the field but they really should have knocked SA over for 180. With Pakistan batting frailties I doubt they will make 220.[/size][/color][/left]

#8
219 - 8 after 50 overs

Runs chase is on !

#9
[color=rgb(37, 37, 37)][/color][left][color=rgb(37, 37, 37)][size=16px]Wayne Parnell is one of the best strike bowlers in one-day cricket judging by his stats in the last two years. Only Mustafizur and Hasan Ali, who shone with the ball for Pakistan earlier, better his strike-rate of 27. He doesn't start well here though, delivering a horrible short, wide delivery which is belted through the off side for four by debutant left-handed opener Fakhar Zaman.[/size][/color][/left]

#10
[size=16px][/size][left][size=16px][color=rgb(37, 37, 37)]Fakhar is on fire, South Africa are terrified![/color][/size][/left]
[/size][size=16px][/color][/size][left][size=16px][color=rgb(37, 37, 37)]The slight left-handed opener belts Wayne Parnell for back-to-back fours, both through the off side. He's clearly strong through that region - as his opening boundary showed (see below).[/color][/size][/left]
[/size][size=16px][/color][/size][left][size=16px][color=rgb(37, 37, 37)]The over ends with a horrible mix-up between the two batsmen and Quinton de Kock takes aim at the non-striker's end but misses. A direct hit and Fakhar was gone.[/color][/size][/left]

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