In the ongoing Rawalpindi Test match between Pakistan and South Africa, debutant spinner Asif Afridi stole the show by taking two crucial wickets late on Day 2. South Africa ended the day at 185-4, trailing Pakistan by 148 runs. Pakistan, after being dismissed for 333, saw Keshav Maharaj's exceptional performance with the ball, claiming a seven-wicket haul. Despite the challenges, Tristan Stubbs' unbeaten 68 and a partnership with Tony de Zorzi kept South Africa in the game.
In the ongoing Rawalpindi Test match between Pakistan and South Africa, debutant spinner Asif Afridi stole the show by taking two crucial wickets late on Day 2. South Africa ended the day at 185-4, trailing Pakistan by 148 runs. Pakistan, after being dismissed for 333, saw Keshav Maharaj's exceptional performance with the ball, claiming a seven-wicket haul. Despite the challenges, Tristan Stubbs' unbeaten 68 and a partnership with Tony de Zorzi kept South Africa in the game.