South Africa vs Pakistan: 3rd ODI, April 7, Pakistan Tour of South Africa Match Prediction
Head-to-Head
frica_Bavuma_Hendricks_Klaasen_Maharaj_Malan_Markram_Phehlukwayo_Shamsi_Sipamla_Smuts_Van_der_Dussen">South Africa: Bavuma, Hendricks, Klaasen, Maharaj, Malan, Markram, Phehlukwayo, Shamsi, Sipamla, Smuts, Van der Dussen.d ODI, April 7, 2021. The match at Centurion is the final game of a three-match series on Pakistan’s tour of South Africa. After the 2nd ODI, South Africa will lose five players who are committed to playing in the IPL. That gives Pakistan an edge in the match.Contents
- Match Predictions
- South Africa’s Last Match at Centurion
- Last SA vs Pak Match at Centurion
- Likely XIs
- South Africa: Bavuma, Hendricks, Klaasen, Maharaj, Malan, Markram, Phehlukwayo, Shamsi, Sipamla, Smuts, Van der Dussen.
- Pakistan: Afridi, Azam, Ashraf, Haider Ali, Hasan Ali, Haq, Md Hasnain, Rauf, Rizwan, Shadab Khan, Zaman.
- Head-to-Head
- Match Prediction
- Summary
Match Predictions
h3>South Africa’s Last Match at CenturionSA’s last ODI at Centurion was a match against Sri Lanka on 6 March 2019, the second match of a three-match series on Sri Lanka’s tour of South Africa. In that match, SA batted first and were bowled out for 251 in 45.1 overs. They collapsed from the relatively comfortable position of 131/1 in the 21st over, thanks largely to Thisara Perera who took 3/26, and Lasith Malinga who returned figures of 2/39. On a bowler-friendly wicket, the Sri Lanka batsmen struggled against the SA bowlers and were bowled out for 138, handing the hosts a 113-run win. Among the SA bowlers, Rabada (3/43) did the most damage, while Ngidi (2/14), Nortje (2/25), and Tahir (2/39) chipped in with useful wickets.
LastLast SA vs Pak Match at Centurion
ong>SA and Pakistan last played at Centurion Park on 25 January 2019. Pakistan batted first and posted 317/6 in their allotted overs, thanks largely to a ton by opener Imam-ul-Haq (101 off 116 balls). Haq was supported by Babar Azam (69), Md Hafeez (52), Shoaib Malik (31), and Imad Wasim (43). Barring Dale Steyn (2/43) and Rabada (2/57), the other SA bowlers did not pose much of a challenge for the Pakistan batsmen. When SA replied, they lost both their openers, De Kock (33) and Amla (25) relatively early to reduce the hosts to 79 for 2 in the 15th over. But SA staged a revival on the back of unbeaten knocks by Reeza Hendricks (83) and Du Plessis (40) to finish at 187/2 in 33 overs in a rain-curtailed game. SA were declared winners by 13 runs, using the D/L method.
LikeLikely XIs
th Africa: Bavuma, Hendricks, Klaasen, Maharaj, Malan, Markram, Phehlukwayo, Shamsi, Sipamla, Smuts, Van der Dussen.
PaPakistan: Afridi, Azam, Ashraf, Haider Ali, Hasan Ali, Haq, Md Hasnain, Rauf, Rizwan, Shadab Khan, Zaman.
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Likely XIs
th Africa: Bavuma, Hendricks, Klaasen, Maharaj, Malan, Markram, Phehlukwayo, Shamsi, Sipamla, Smuts, Van der Dussen.Pakistan: Afridi, Azam, Ashraf, Haider Ali, Hasan Ali, Haq, Md Hasnain, Rauf, Rizwan, Shadab Khan, Zaman.
ead-to-HeadSouth Africa have a dominant h2h record against Pakistan at Centurion. Against the tourists, SA have played six ODI matches at Centurion, winning four and losing two. In fact, Pakistan last won at the ground in March 2013.
