adminDUBAI. — Pakistan captain Misbah-ul Haq called on his top order to play their part to prevent South Africa clinching the one-day series after the fourth match today.
Pakistan trail 2-1 after South Africa secured a commanding 68-run win in the third match in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday. Chasing a challenging 260-run target, Pakistan were dismissed for 191 with legspinner Imran Tahir taking 4-53. Pakistan’s top order flopped again and only a 61-run partnership for the eighth wicket between Wahab Riaz (33) and Sohail Tanveer (31) gave the total some respectability.
The batsmen failed to chase 184 during their one-run defeat in the first match in Sharjah. — AFP.
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