South Africa fold under Razzaq assault

Oct 31, 2010

Injuries to Graeme Smith and Jacques Kallis meant Robin Peterson opened the batting for South Africa, but he fell early to Abdul Razzaq•AFP

Amla was eventually removed by Shahid Afridi for 65•AFP

Wahab Riaz pulled things back slightly for Pakistan with a double-strike•AFP

Misbah-ul-Haq scratched around for 17 before falling lbw to Robin Peterson•AFP

South Africa were still well in sight of a 11th straight win before an incredible assault from Razzaq swung the match Pakistan's way•AFP

Hashim Amla, however, continued to be in superb form, making a rapid half-century•AFP

Colin Ingram started shakily but grew in confidence as his innings progressed•AFP

There was no stopping JP Duminy, though, and his 54 pushed South Africa to an imposing 286•AFP

Shahid Afridi gave Pakistan some hope with a quickfire 49•AFP

Razzaq clubbed ten sixes, and made 63 of the final 65 runs, on his way to an unbeaten 109 •AFP

So much so that he went on to his second hundred in five matches•AFP

Pakistan's chase was hampered by familiar top-order failings, with Charl Langeveldt taking two quick wickets•AFP

Fawad Alam made a patient 48, keeping Abdul Razzaq company•AFP

Two sixes and a four from Razzaq in the final over sealed an incredible one-wicket win with one ball to spare•AFP