Mohammad Rizwan and Salman Agha on Wednesday cracked Pakistan for centuries to guide Pakistan to the Tri-series final with a six-wicket win in South Africa in Karachi. Rizwan led Pakistan’s most successful chase at all one -day internationals of 353 in 49 overs, not a luxurious 122, while Salman slammed 134 for his first century at the National Stadium. Pakistan will now face New Zealand at the same place on Friday in the final of this event which is an important warm-up for the Champions Trophy that begins next week.
Hundreds of people created by Rizwan and Salman overched Matthew BretzkeThe record of scoring the most runs by a batsman in his first two ODIs of 150 and 83.
Bretzke’s innings established a total of 352–5 in South Africa.
Rizwan and Salman set a match-changing stand of 260, a new record for fourth wicket for Pakistan, improved 206 Shoaib Malik And Unis Khan In 2009 against India in Centurion.
His banging innings should also doubt the team’s weak batting as he improved Pakistan’s last highest successful chase against Australia in Lahore in 2022.
Rizwan hit nine borders and three sixes off 128 balls, while Salman had 16 boundaries and two sixes in the knock of 103 balls.
Earlier, Bretzke chased his highest debut score against New Zealand in Lahore on Monday, after South Africa won the toss, an attractive 84-gendon 83 with an attractive 84-chandend 83 with six and 10 borders, an attractive 84-chandeline 83. with.
Brettzke improved the 195 -run agargate of West Indian Desmond Hens in his first two matches in 1978, before he fell for a great catch from the spinner. Khushdil Shah,
Wanted bowling attacks of Pakistan failed to stop tourists from scoring a large total with skipper Temba Bavuma ((2) and Heinrich klassen (87) also peel.
With not falling wicket, frustrated Pakistan fast bowler Shaheen Afridi The batsman tried to complete a run and angry with Bretzke.
Shaheen made physical contacts and exchanged words with his opponent before separating umpire Asif Yakub.
Bavuma and Tony de Jorzi (22), one of the four changes in the South African team, was placed in 51 for the opening stand. The Captain then made a second wicket stand of 119 with Bretzke.
Bavuma went out after breaking 13 borders off his 96 balls.
Klassen rapidly picked up the tempo with a knock off 56 balls, broke three sixes and 11 borders as South African people added 110 runs in the last 10 overs.
Kyle Verrane And Corbin Bosch did not remain out to carry South Africa to 350 with 44 and 15 respectively.
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