SA vs PAK Live Cricket Score

35 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! MAIDEN international wicket for Bosch! He is thrilled to bits as he lets out a roar. Banged in short from around the wicket and gets the ball at chest height, at the batter, Saim Ayub sets himself up to play it fine towards deep fine leg by staying low. Gets into a tangle as the ball gets big on him and cramps him up for room. The ball lobs off his glove and goes only as far as Heinrich Klaasen behind the wicket who gobbles a dolly. The 93-run stand is broken. End of a special knock from Ayub - 101 (94). He walks off to a standing ovation. Pakistan are now 208/3 after 35 overs. 208/3

0.2 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Is that a replay of the second ODI? No, the screen says LIVE. We are in the present! It is a wicket! Dear me, what does Shafique need to do to get back amongst the runs? His horror show continues. Rabada does not waste much time in finding his mark. Lands it on a good length, just around off. Abdullah Shafique is forced to play at that due to the angle and to his credit, he does not go full-hearted. He plays with soft hands, inside the line of the ball, but the ball comes in with the angle, then straightens and then takes the outside edge, just as Shafique looks to withdraw his bat. Too late. The edge is found on the outside and the ball flies towards the slips, where Aiden Markram gets low to his left from second slip to take it in front of first slip. A golden duck for Abdullah Shafique and Pakistan are 1/1 after 0.2 overs! 1/1

22.3 OUT! CAUGHT! The break works for South Africa! One thing which you cannot find in the supermarket is pace. This youngster has got plenty of it and he is just 18. A short ball alright and Babar Azam thinks he can pull it away. But the pace on the delivery makes the ball skid onto the bat. The pull shot is executed but the former skipper cannot quite control it and hence, cannot keep it down. It goes flat, but uppishly, towards David Miller at short mid-wicket who makes no mistake. The 114-run stand is broken, and Babar Azam departs for 52 (71). Pakistan are 115/2 after 22.3 overs. 115/2

38 OUT! CAUGHT! The captain falls this time. This one is bowled full and outside off, a bit quicker through the air, turning away. Mohammad Rizwan goes on one knee and looks to drag it from outside off and play the slog sweep but gets a top edge that goes straight up towards short third. Kagiso Rabada runs a couple of steps towards his left to complete the catch. Rizwan departs for 53 (52) and Pakistan have slipped from 208/2 to 223/5! 223/5

35.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Mindless batting and one brings two for the Proteas. Hard to say what was Kamran Ghulam thinking. Yes, he is a death-overs specialist, but he has not come in the final over. There is still some time left in the innings and this is certainly not a pitch where you can hit from the word go. Irrespective of how good a form you are in, you need to respect the game and Ghulam forgot that he is no longer playing in Cape Town. Flighted, around middle and off, Ghulam goes for a massive slog through the on side, getting nowhere near the pitch of the ball. He loses his shape and then his balance and the result is a massive leading edge. The ball hovers near cover and point and Temba Bavuma runs to his left from cover to take a good catch. What a great leveller this game is. Hero the other day, Ghulam, zero today. Pakistan slip from 208/2 to 209/4! 209/4

45.5 OUT! TAKEN! Agha holes out! Another delivery on a back of a length, outside off, Agha sets himself up deep in the crease to slap it away on the off side. He has no intention of keeping the shot along the ground and ends up hitting it straight down the throat of the fielder at deep point. He could not have picked out Rassie van der Dussen in the deep any better. Rassie takes a reverse-cup catch near his chest. Agha's entertaining knock comes to an end. He goes for 48 (33). 297/6

46.1 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! How shall we desribe this? Can we call it a giraffe plucking an apple from the tree? And technically, can this be called as a team hattrick? Because South Africa have actually struck thrice in 3 legal balls. A length ball, around middle, Tahir looks to slap it straight back but the tall Jansen sticks out his left hand and plucks it out!  Tahir departs for 28 (24) and Pakistan are 298/8 with 4 balls left! 298/8

46 OUT! CAUGHT! Two in two for Rabada! Lands it on a length from over the wicket, on middle and leg, Shaheen Afridi clears his front leg and goes for a hoick across the line. Gets more height than distance on it and it goes very high in the air but only as far as deep square leg. It is Rassie van der Dussen who keeps his eyes on the ball all the way through and settles under the skier to complete another reverse-cup catch. 297/7

46.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Another one! 302/9