PAK vs SA- Pakistan 8 wickets away from victory:South Africa needs 226 runs, 51/2 at Stumps on Day 3 of Lahore Test

Pakistan’s team has set a target of 277 runs for reigning World Champion South Africa to win the Lahore Test. On Tuesday (October 14), the third day of the match, the Proteas team also lost 2 wickets for 51 runs. The team still needs 226 runs to win, while Pakistan needs 8 wickets. The Pakistani team was all out for 167 runs in their second innings. The team had a lead of 69 runs in the first innings. From Pakistan’s side, former captain Babar Azam scored the most runs, 42. Abdullah Shafique scored 41 and Saud Shakeel scored 38 runs. From South Africa’s side, Simon Harmer took 4 wickets and S. Muthusamy took 5 wickets. South Africa started playing from a score of 216/6. The team was all out for 269 runs in the first innings before lunch. The Pakistani team had scored 378 runs in the first innings. No Pakistani batter scored a fifty Pakistan had a poor start in the second innings. The team lost its first wicket at a score of 2 runs. Opener Imam-ul-Haq returned to the pavilion without scoring. In such a situation, Abdullah Shafique (41 runs) tried to steady the innings with captain Shan Masood, but this partnership did not last long. Captain Masood (7 runs) fell victim to Harmeer at a team score of 33 runs. Babar Azam scored 42 and Saud Shakeel scored 38 runs, but they could not convert their innings into big scores. The team’s lower order also did not perform significantly. Nauman Ali took 6 wickets, Tony de Zorzi’s century In the first innings, Nauman Ali took 6 wickets for Pakistan, while Sajid Khan got 3 successes. In this innings, Tony de Zorzi played an innings of 104 runs for South Africa. Ryan Rickelton scored 71 runs. Pakistan scored 4 fifties in the first innings In Pakistan’s first innings, Imam-ul-Haq (93 runs), captain Shan Masood (76 runs), Mohammad Rizwan (75 runs) and Salman Ali Agha (93 runs) scored half-centuries. S Muthusamy took 7 wickets for South Africa. Babar Azam was one of the most searched names in India on Tuesday Babar Azam scored the most runs against South Africa, 42. He remained in Google’s top trends on Tuesday. Since then, people have been continuously searching for Babar Azam on Google. Looking at the graph of the last few days, it is clear that his graph has risen rapidly.