Pakistan’s Zulqarnain Haider swaying out of the path of a bouncer from South Africa’s Lonwabo Tsotsobe during their Twenty20 international cricket match in Abu Dhabi, UAE, yesterday.
Pakistan suffered yet another batting collapse, being reduced to 120, with Rusty Theron taking four for 27.
South Africa comfortably overhauled the target, making 125 for four and winning by six wickets.
South Africa – who had won the first match by six wickets – easily swept the two-match series.
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