Pakistan make 270 all out against South Africa: Babar Azam and Saud Shakeel score fifties 
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Pakistan make 270 all out against South Africa

Chennai | Skipper Babar Azam and Saud Shakeel struck fine fifties before Tabraiz Shamsi snapped up four wickets to help South Africa bowl out Pakistan for 270 in a World Cup match here on Friday.

Opting to bat, Babar made a 65-ball 50, while Shakeel scored a run-a-ball 52. Shadab Khan also chipped in with a 36-ball 43.

However, Pakistan couldn't build partnerships as South Africa managed to take wickets with Shamsi (4/60) emerging as the most successful bowler.

Marco Jansen (3/43), Gerald Coetzee (2/42) and Lungi Ngidi (1/45) shared six wickets between them Brief Scores:

Pakistan: 270 all out in 46.4 overs (Babar Azam 50, Shakeel scored 52; Tabraiz Shamsi 4/60).

Following is the scoreboard of the World Cup match between Pakistan and South Africa here on Friday.

Pakistan Innings: Abdullah Shafique c Ngidi b Jansen 9

Imam-ul-Haq c Klaasen b Jansen 12

Babar Azam c De Kock b Shamsi 50

Mohammad Rizwan c De Kock b Coetzee 31

Iftikhar Ahmed c Klaasen b Shamsi 21

Saud Shakeel c De Kock b Shamsi 52

Shadab Khan c Maharaj b Coetzee 43

Mohammad Nawaz c Miller b Jansen 24

Shaheen Shah Afridi c Maharaj b Shamsi 2 Mohammad Wasim c De Kock b Ngidi 7

Haris Rauf not out 0

Extras (B-4, NB-4, W-11) 19

Total (All Out in 46.4 overs) 270

Fall of Wickets: 1-20, 2-38, 3-86, 4-129, 5-141, 6-225, 7-240, 8-259, 9-268.

Bowling: Marco Jansen 9-1-43-3, Lungi Ngidi 7.4-0-45-1, Aiden Markram 4-0-20-0, Keshav Maharaj 9-0-56-0, Gerald Coetzee 7-0-42-2, Tabraiz Shamsi 10-0-60-4

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