3rd T20I · International T20 Series 2026Dubai International Stadium, Dubai
Pakistan won by 4 wickets (14 balls left)
3rd T20I · International T20 Series 2026Dubai International Stadium, Dubai
Pakistan won by 4 wickets (14 balls left)
Anrich Nortje to Shaheen Afridi, pulled wide of deep midwicket, back for the second
Anrich Nortje to Imad Wasim, nudged into the gap at midwicket for one
Anrich Nortje to Imad Wasim, beaten outside off
Anrich Nortje to Shaheen Afridi, nudged into the gap at midwicket for one
Tabraiz Shamsi to Imad Wasim, beaten outside off
Tabraiz Shamsi to Imad Wasim, FOUR, cut past point
Tabraiz Shamsi to Imad Wasim, dot ball, straight to mid-on
Tabraiz Shamsi to Imad Wasim, dot ball, straight to mid-on
Tabraiz Shamsi to Shaheen Afridi, quick single to cover
Tabraiz Shamsi to Shaheen Afridi, FOUR, cut past point
Marco Jansen to Imad Wasim, no run, defended back to the bowler
Marco Jansen to Imad Wasim, pushed to cover, no run
Marco Jansen to Imad Wasim, flicked fine, they hustle two
Marco Jansen to Shaheen Afridi, quick single to cover
Marco Jansen to Imad Wasim, quick single to cover
Marco Jansen to Shaheen Afridi, nudged into the gap at midwicket for one
Lungi Ngidi to Imad Wasim, no run, defended back to the bowler
Lungi Ngidi to Shaheen Afridi, dropped at their feet, they scamper through
Lungi Ngidi to Shaheen Afridi, no run, defended back to the bowler
Lungi Ngidi to Imad Wasim, nudged into the gap at midwicket for one
Lungi Ngidi to Imad Wasim, FOUR, driven through the covers
Lungi Ngidi to Shaheen Afridi, three runs, superb running between the wickets
Kagiso Rabada to Imad Wasim, flicked fine, they hustle two
Kagiso Rabada to Imad Wasim, SIX, launched over long-on
Kagiso Rabada to Imad Wasim, no run, defended back to the bowler
Kagiso Rabada to Imad Wasim, good length, left alone
Kagiso Rabada to Shaheen Afridi, quick single to cover
Kagiso Rabada to Shaheen Afridi, two runs, driven into the gap at long-off
Keshav Maharaj to Imad Wasim, FOUR, lofted over mid-off
Keshav Maharaj to Imad Wasim, SIX, slog-swept into the stands