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SA defeat Pakistan to claim 5-match series 3-1

November 09, 2013 11:16

South Africa cruised on some superb performances with bat and ball to overpower Pakistan in the fourth match of the bi-lateral series. With just one match left, SA maintain their record of having never lost a bilateral contest with Pakistan.

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South Africa cruised on some superb performances with bat and ball to overpower Pakistan in the fourth match of the bi-lateral series. With just one match left, SA maintain their record of having never lost a bilateral contest with Pakistan.

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South Africa won the toss and chose to bat - a decision which was proven correct by opener Quinton de Kock who slammed his maiden century.
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There was some success for Junaid Khan (in pic) and Mohammad Hafeez who claimed two wickets each.
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What could have been early signs of a South Africa collapse though hardly came to the surface as AB de Villiers (30 off 40) gave de Kock good support to help the team reach 266.
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Another player who contributed well was Hashim Amla who hit 46 off 50 at the top before falling to Hafeez.
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In reply, Pakistan innings was solid with Sohaib Maqsood hitting a half-century.
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Maqsood (56) was given good support by skipper Misbah-ul-Haq who soon took the lead and hit 65.
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Pakistan's dreams of a win and saving the series came undone largely due to the heroics of Dale Steyn.
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Steyn broke the core of the innings and his career-best figures of 5/25 ensured a win for his side as Pakistan folded on 238, 28 runs short of the target.

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