World champions South Africa reduced Pakistan's first-innings lead to 151 runs after a determined batting performance on Day 2 of the second Test in Rawalpindi. It was a throwback to the classic era of Test cricket – when batters were willing to look ungainly, grind it out, and value their wickets above all else.
South Africa reached 182 for 4 at stumps, having faced 64 overs in their first innings. It was a resolute display of batting on a dry surface that was beginning to offer sharp turn and a hint of reverse swing.
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Rawalpindi Test Day 2 Highlights | Scorecard
Tristan Stubbs (68 not out) and Tony
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