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[Phase-By-Phase Match Commentary Pak vs South Africa] Proteas take on Shaheens in Chennai

Pak vs South Africa

ICC World Cup 2023: Pakistan wins the toss against South Africa, and opts to bat first.

In the ongoing World Cup, Imam-ul-Haq has played six innings, scoring a total of 162 runs off 180 balls. His average is 27, with a strike-rate of 90. Got out again on 12 runs after facing 18 balls.

Mohammad Rizwan has amassed 2000 runs in One Day Internationals (ODIs). Rizwan appears to be from a different planet; he responds to Jensen’s aggression with a smile. Rizwan has an exceptional skill in playing spin, prompting South Africa to introduce spinners as soon as he steps up to bat. Mohammad Rizwan greets Keshav Maharaj with a powerful slog sweep!

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