CWC 2019: PM Imran Khan congratulates Pakistan for “great comeback”
On Wednesday, the Green Brigade confined the Kiwis to 237 runs in 50 overs and chased down the target in 49.1 overs with 6 wickets in hand.
On Wednesday, the Green Brigade confined the Kiwis to 237 runs in 50 overs and chased down the target in 49.1 overs with 6 wickets in hand.
In Sunday's game against South Africa, Pakistan put up a much-improved show as they posted 308 for 7 in their 50 overs, courtesy a valiant knock of 89 off 59 balls from Haris Sohail -- a replacement of Shoaib Malik.
Haris Sohail proved his mettle with a brilliant knock of 89 and helped Pakistan post 308 for 7 in their stipulated quota of 50 overs.
Haris Sohail was the star performer for Pakistan with the bat as his innings ensured that Pakistan cross the 300-run mark. He also won the man of the match for his performance.
Imran Tahir with his 39 wickets became the leading wicket-taker for South Africa in the quadrennial event, surpassing Allan Donald's 38.
With only one win and a rain-affected match from their 5 games so far, Pakistan have 3 points and are at the 9th spot in the points table. South Africa, on the other hand, also have 3 points but are placed a spot above Pakistan in the points table because of a better run rate from their 6 games.
As per the new PCB policy, the family members of any cricketer who wish to travel with the player will have to make their own arrangements throughout the tournament, reports ESPNcricinfo.
