In the thrilling 2nd ODI between South Africa and Pakistan, South Africa bounced back with a remarkable performance to level the series at 1-1. The star of the match was Quinton de Kock, who smashed an unbeaten 123 to lead South Africa to a comfortable eight-wicket victory. Supported by Tony de Zorzi's 76, de Kock anchored a dominant chase of 270, showcasing his exceptional batting prowess. Earlier, Nandre Burger's four-wicket haul played a crucial role in restricting Pakistan, despite notable performances from Saim Ayub and Salman Agha. South Africa's strong display sets the stage for an exciting series decider, with both teams eager to claim victory in the final ODI.
In the thrilling 2nd ODI between South Africa and Pakistan, South Africa bounced back with a remarkable performance to level the series at 1-1. The star of the match was Quinton de Kock, who smashed an unbeaten 123 to lead South Africa to a comfortable eight-wicket victory. Supported by Tony de Zorzi's 76, de Kock anchored a dominant chase of 270, showcasing his exceptional batting prowess. Earlier, Nandre Burger's four-wicket haul played a crucial role in restricting Pakistan, despite notable performances from Saim Ayub and Salman Agha. South Africa's strong display sets the stage for an exciting series decider, with both teams eager to claim victory in the final ODI.