Pakistan hammer South Africa
Pakistan captain Babar Azam produced a knock of the highest quality, smashing 122 from 59 deliveries as Pakistan hammered the Proteas by nine wickets in the third T20I in Centurion on Wednesday. You may also like
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Pakistan clinch tight win over Proteas
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Matsuyama powers to Masters lead
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AB: Beating Mumbai gives a lot of confidence
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