Pakistan vs South Africa 4th ODI HIghlights 2013 - PAK v SA - 21st March

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Only three runs comes off Steyn's second over in the batting Powerplay.

Pakistan get a couple of boundaries in the third Powerplay over with Farhat smashing Kleinveldt to midoff while Misbah clips him to midwicket.

Pakistan are 177-3 after 39 overs chasing a target of 235 in the fourth one-day international against South Africa at Sahara Stadium Kingsmead in Durban on Thursday.

Only two runs come of the second batting Powerplay over bowled by Steyn.

Farhat flicks Kleinveldt for a boundary to fine leg as Pakistan get nine runs in the first over of the second batting Powerplay.

Pakistan are 153-3 after 35 overs when the batting Powerplay overs begin.

Misbah drives McLaren down the ground for his sixth boundary to bring up the 150 of the Pakistan innings in the 35th over.

Farhat completes his 13th ODI fifty with a couple of boundaries on either side of the wicket off Peterson in the 34th over.

His half century which came off 97 contained four boundaries as Pakistan are in cruise control.

Farhat flicks McLaren for a couple to bring up the 100 partnership for the fourth wicket with Misbah off 127 balls in the 33rd over.

Misbah ul Haq is turning it on leading the charge in Pakistan's run chase smashing another boundary off Peterson.

Misbah completed his 22nd ODI fifty in style off 56 balls with four boundaries and two sixes and also brought up the 100 of the Pakistan innings in the 27th over with these blows.

Misbah ul Haq has stepped up a gear attacking Colin Ingram for three consecutive boundaries, including two hits over the ropes in the 27th over.

Farhat (26) has been dropped by AB de Villiers who fails to hold on to a faint nick off Peterson.

Farhat hits only his second boundary in almost 18 overs when he cuts McLaren past point.

Misbah ul Haq hits a boundary off Kleinveldt through the covers in the 17th over to bring up the 50 of the Pakistan innings.

Younis Khan b Kleinveldt 6

Younis Khan did not profit from the dropped catch as Kleinveldt bowled him off an inside edge for 6 after facing 17 balls.

Younis Khan (5) has been dropped by Smith at slip off Kleinveldt's second delivery in the 11th over of the innings.

David Miller takes a brilliant catch at backward point to dismiss Kamran Akmal off Tsotsobe in the sixth over.

Kamran Akmal c Miller b Tsotsobe 11

Kamran made 11 off 13 balls with two boundaries cutting it straight to Miller.

Steyn completes a wonderul over which is a maiden.

Imran Farhat survives after miscuing a bouncer from Steyn who made a valiant attempt to catch it on his follow through.

Kamran has cracked Tsotsobe over the slip cordon with a top edge for another boundary.

Kamran Akmal steers Steyn through the covers for his boundary in the third over of the innings.

Imran Farhat smashes Tsotsobe past point for the first boundary of the Pakistan innings in the second over.

Mohammad Hafeez out for obstructing field 0

Pakistan have lost Mohammad Hafeez for obstructing the throw of AB de Villiers to the non-striker's end as he raced back for a second after some hesitation.

The on field umpires consulted the TV umpire Billy Bowden and declared Hafeez out in a bizarre dismissal in the second over of the innings.

South Africa made 234-9 in 50 overs opting to bat first in the fourth one-day international against Pakistan at Sahara Stadium Kingsmead in Durban on Thursday.

Robin Peterson remained unbeaten on 25 off 35 balls with two boundaries and last man Lonwabo Tsotsobe made 5.

South Africa staged a magnificent recovery after losing two wickets in the first two balls of the match and had slumped to 38 for four after 10 overs.

AB de Villiers (67) and David Miller (67) spearheaded their fightback with a battling 115-run partnership for the fifth wicket in 23.3 overs.

Miller profited from being dropped on nine by Riaz off Hafeez with the South Africa on 56 for four.

Their dismissal in quick succession saw Pakistan take a firm grip on the game through their spinners with the batting Powerplay yielding just 17 runs for two wicket.

Pakistan got off to a sensational start when Irfan dismissed Amla and Ingram for ducks while his partner Junaid Khan struck twice in the 10th over dismissing Graeme Smith and Farhaan Behardien.

Irfan finished with three for 46 from his nine overs while Junaid Khan claimed three for 45 from nine.

Off spinner Saeed Ajmal throttled the lower order to claim three for 42 from 10 overs.

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Peterson smashes a couple of boundaries off Junaid Khan executing a reverse paddle and cracking him through the covers in the final as South Africa finish with a flourish.

Lonwabao Tsotsobe smashes the first ball he faced from Junaid Khan straight down the ground for a boundary.

Dale Steyn b Junaid Khan 9

Dale Steyn is bowled by Junaid Khan in the last over after making 9 off nine balls.

Steyn opens his account with a streaky boundary to third man off the first delivery he faced from Irfan.

Rory Kleinveldt b Irfan 18

Irfan claims his third wicket bowling Kleinveldt in the 47th over.

Kleinveldt departs for 18 off 22 balls having his three boundaries.

Kleinvdelt has hit his third boundary pulling Irfan to midwicket.

Irfan is brought back into the attack as Pakistan aim to wrap up the South African innings.

Junaid Khan is back into the attack and Kleinveldt swings the fifth delivery to midwicket for a boundary to bring up the 200 of the South Africa innings in the 46th over.

The Pakistan spinners are choking South Africa who are looking to finish with a flourish to set the visitors a challenging target.

Rory Kleinveldt gets a lucky boundary off Ajmal with an edge off a doosra.

Ryan McLaren attempting to heave Ajmal out of the ground is held in the deep by Irfan who plucks it out after appearing to misjudge it.

It is a freak catch by the towering Irfan who is all smiles.

Ryan McLaren c Irfan b Ajmal 11

McLaren made 11 off 20 balls as South Africa managed just 17 runs for two wickets in Powerplay 2.

Ajmal strikes again as AB de Villiers is caught behind on the leg side by Kamran Akmal having caressed the previous delivery past cover for the first boundary in the batting Powerplay overs.

AB de Villiers c Kamran Akmal b Ajmal 78

AB de Villiers departs for 75 off 108 having hit five boundaries.

The batting Powerplay has been with South Africa 160-5 after 35 over with AB de Villiers (68) and Ryan McLaren on four.

Ajmal strikes in the first over after the second drinks break dismissing David Miller leg before as the left hander attempts a paddle sweep and misses.

South Africa are unsuccessful with the decision review with the original decision being upheld.

David Miller lbw b Ajmal 67

Miller departs for 67 off 77 balls having hit seven boundaries during his knock and adding 115 runs in 23.3 overs for the fifth wicket with AB de Villiers.

Miller brings up the 150 of the South Africa innings in the 33rd with a beautifully time cover drive to the fence.

Miller brings up the 100 partnership off 128 balls for the fifth wicket with AB de Villiers with a scorching swept boundary off Hafeez.

Miller reaches his third ODI fifty with a cracking cover drive to the boundary off Afridi after having survived a leg before appeal the previous ball.

His half century which contained five boundaries came off 63 balls.

Left hander Miller executes a deft reverse paddle sweep to the boundary off Afridi.

Miller edges Afridi's fifth delivery with a boundary to third man.

Afridi into the attack now as Pakistan look break the fifth wicket stand which has prospered to 64..

Miller brings up the 100 of the South Africa innings in the 24th over with a single.

AB de Villiers completes his 31st ODI and seventh against Pakistan off 70 balls as he leads South Africa's fightback.

It also brings up the 50 partnership in 64 balls for the fifth wicket between AB de Villiers and Miller.

AB de Villiers gets a streaky boundary off Ajmal attempting a reverse left sweep which goes off an outside to third man.

Pakistan are unsuccessful with a decision review as Miller survives a confident leg before appeal off Ajmal's second over.

Miller has swept Ajmal in his first over for a boundary to midwicket with a superbly executed shot.

Saeed Ajmal into the attack now with South Africa 77-4 after 18 overs.

David Miller hits his first boundary slashing at Riaz for a thich outside edge past the vacant slip to third man.

The partnership between AB de Villiers and David Miller is beginning to prosper as South Africa make steady progress.

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Hashim Amla and Colin Ingram fell in the first two balls to Mohammad Irfan, while Junaid Khan chipped in with two more wickets as the Proteas were reduced to 38 for four as they attempted to take an unassailable 3-1 lead in the series.

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But the in-form De Villiers steadied the ship with a patient 75, while Miller proved a more than capable foil with 67 to help the hosts post a total of 234 for nine.

That they managed to reach that total will be a blessing for De Villiers, who decided to bat first, only to see Amla play a loose shot to Irfan first up and edge behind, with Ingram following immediately afterwards when he was trapped plumb in front by a lovely yorker from the tall paceman.

De Villiers settled into his stride with two fours in one Junaid over although the left-armer would gain a measure of revenge by bowling Graeme Smith, who had moved too far across his stumps, and then having Farhaan Behardien caught behind five balls later.

The Proteas captain, who scored a century in the third match in Johannesburg, continued to prosper although Miller was given a life on nine when Imran Farhat put down a simple chance at midwicket off Mohammad Hafeez.

It proved a costly miss, with the left-hander looking steady from there on while De Villiers brought up his half-century with a single off Wahab Riaz in the 24th over.

Miller kept the score ticking over with three fours in each of Shahid Afridi's first three overs, the last of which was punched through the covers to bring up his 50.

The left-hander continued to be the more attacking of the pair but he missed one and was trapped lbw by Saeed Ajmal, who ended De Villiers' resistance when the 29-year-old was caught behind attempting to sweep the spinner.

Ajmal had his third wicket when Ryan McLaren was pouched at long-off by Irfan, who bowled Rory Kleinveldt for 18, while Junaid yorked Dale Steyn for his third scalp.

Robin Peterson flourished late on, contributing a useful 25 not out, which included back-to-back fours off the final over from Junaid.