Pakistan, led by Salman Ali Agha, wrapped up the three-match T20I series with a four-wicket win over South Africa in the final match at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. Former Pakistan skipper Babar Azam played a key role in the victory, smashing a half-century that guided the national team to a 2-1 series triumph.
South Africa posted 140 after being asked to bat first by Pakistan skipper Salman Ali Agha. In reply, Pakistan completed the chase with six wickets in hand and an over remaining. Babar Azam scored 68 runs off 47 balls with the help of nine boundaries. The home team bounced back after losing the first game.
South Africa Put Under Early Pressure by Pakistan BowlersPakistan's decision to bowl first paid off, as Salman Ali Agha's side reduced South Africa to 0-2 inside the first over. The visitors were under pressure immediately, with Shaheen Shah Afridi marking his return by removing Quinton de Kock and Lhuan-dre Pretorius for ducks.