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Quote from: Sithara007 on Today at 03:10:01 PM

Looks like Pakistan will whitewash the Proteas by 3-0. They are 106/1 after 20 overs. Saim Ayub and Babar Azam are at the crease and both of them are in good form. And they built the partnership after Abdullah Shafique was nabbed by Kagiso Rabada in the opening over. Proteas are testing a 4-member pace attack this time, consisting of Kagiso Rabada, Marco Jansen, Kwena Maphaka and Corbin Bosch, but it hasn't worked out well for them so far. The absence of Keshav Maharaj has significantly weakened their bowling.

South Africa having their young bowlers with two well experienced bowlers, but sadly things are not favourable for them in third ODI as well we have early wicket for them but century stand between Saim Ayub and Babar Azam bring Pakistan back into game today game is reduced 47 overs per inning due to rain.

Currently, we are having end of 28 overs with 153 runs for the lost of 2 wickets Mohammad Rizwan and Saim Ayub on crease, and we can expect another 300+ target for South Africa which could be not easy, but next few overs are going to be interesting because we need these stay for as long they can for having good target and good end of this match because this could be good for them before start of the test series which is more important for South Africa.

South Africa bowlers were playing very well in the beginning and were stopping the runs of the Pakistan batsmen but I was surprised how well Pakistan scored 308 runs in 47 overs to make it difficult for South Africa. For which they have to play hard and fast. Because they can come under pressure anytime by Pakistan bowlers which will stop their wickets and runs and if this happens then it will be difficult for them to achieve the target. The Pakistan bowler has also taken 2 wickets in 9 overs and conceded only 57 runs. If South Africa are to win this match they will have to use their wickets and pace to defeat Pakistan before they play a full innings.