News 29 // 03 Jan 2019, 19:32 IST SHARE CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — Duanne Olivier led the attack as South Africa’s four fast bowlers ripped through Pakistan on Thursday to have the tourists all out for 177 before tea on the opening day of the second test. Olivier took 4-48, to go with his 11 wickets in the first test, and Dale Steyn 3-48 as Pakistan struggled against the Proteas’ all-out pace attack at Newlands and was all out in 51.1 overs. Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed made a fighting half-century but his 56 only temporarily kept the South Africans at bay. Pakistan has now failed to reach 200 in all three of its innings of the series and Thursday’s 177 was its lowest total of the three. South Africa won the first test by six wickets and is looking for a winning 2-0 lead in the three-match series. Sarfraz arrived with Pakistan 54-5 and under grinding pressure before lunch after being put in to bat. Pakistan lost those first five wickets inside the first 20 overs. Sarfraz’s team was 156-7 when he fell, one of Olivier’s four wickets when he flashed at a delivery outside off to… Read full this story
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