Pakistan has been handed a penalty following their slow over rate during the Cape Town Test against South Africa.

Star Pakistan batter Babar Azam was left disappointed after not finishing his innings well in the ongoing second Test against South Africa at Newlands, Cape Town. Notably, Babar was asked to open the innings after Saim Ayyub was ruled out of the Test due ...

Captain Shan Masood and Babar Azam have shared Pakistan’s record opening stand of 205 runs against South Africa after the Proteas enforced the follow-on on the third day of the second and final test.

South Africa and Pakistan danced the dance that started over a century ago at the picturesque Newlands stadium, with the people of Cape Town having filled up the stadium each day.

The ICC Elite Panel of Match Referees fined Pakistan 25% of their match fee and penalised five ICC World Test Championship points for maintaining a slow over-rate against South Africa in the

Pakistan's slow over rate during their 10-wicket loss to South Africa in the second Test match in Cape Town has cost them five World Test Championship (WTC) points and 25% of their match fee.

After losing the two-match Test series 0-2 against South Africa, the Pakistan cricket team was penalised 25 per cent of their match fee owing to a slow-over rate in the last match of the series at the Newlands in Cape Town.

CAPE TOWN, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Pakistan may have lost their test series in South Africa 2-0, but captain Shan Masood saw enough from his side to believe there are better days ahead as they held their own for long periods in challenging conditions.

Pakistan hopes its tried and tested spin template will be successful against the West Indies as the two bottom-placed teams in the World Test Championship gear up for the two-test series starting from Friday.

Pakistan are in trouble against South Africa in the second Test of the series which is also the last one. South Africa posted a massive 615 riding on Ryan Rickelton's 259 and centuries from Temba Bavuma and Kyle Verreynne.

Pakistan skipper remained unbeaten on 102, while Babar Azam slammed 81 after the Proteas enforced the follow-on.

Pakistan have been fined 25 per cent of their match fee and penalised five ICC World Test Championship points for maintaining a slow over-rate against South Africa in the second Test in Cape Town.