Babar Azam flops again, Shan Masood misses century; Pakistan lost 5 wickets on the first day of Rawalpindi test.

The second test match is being played between Pakistan and South Africa in Rawalpindi. On the first day of this test, Pakistan scored 259 runs at the loss of 5 wickets. At the time of stumps, Saud Shakeel returned unbeaten on 42 and Salman Agha on 10 runs. Keshav Maharaj and Simon Harmer took two wickets each for South Africa. Star batsman Babar Azam also flopped in this test.

Captain Shan Masood missed a century

In the second test also, Pakistan’s condition remained the same as in the first test. The top order gave a strong start, but the middle order failed completely. At one time Pakistan’s score was 146 runs for one wicket. At the same time, Pakistan team lost 5 wickets till 246. Captain Shan Masood missed a century. He scored 87 runs in 176 balls with the help of two fours and three sixes. Masood was dismissed by Keshav Maharaj. Opener Abdullah Shafiq also scored a half-century. Shafiq scored 57 runs in 146 balls with the help of four fours.

Babar Azam flopped again

Babar Azam, who has been struggling with poor form for a long time, once again flopped. Babar scored 16 runs in 22 balls with the help of three fours. Rizwan’s bat did not even work in this test. Rizwan was out after scoring 19 runs. Babar was dismissed by Keshav Maharaj, while Rizwan was sent to the pavilion by Rabada.

Salman Aga and Saud Shakeel returned unbeaten

Saud Shakeel returned unbeaten on 42 runs with the help of three fours in 105 balls. Whereas Salman Agha is on 10 runs in 25 balls with one four. There is only a partnership of 13 runs between the two. On the second day, Pakistan team will expect a big innings from these two.

Test debut of 39 year old player

Pakistan has given a chance to 39 year old Asif Afridi to debut in this test. At present his age is 47 years 284 days, but in December he will complete 39 years. Asif has become the second oldest cricketer to debut in Test cricket for Pakistan. The oldest player to debut for Pakistan in Test cricket is Miran Baksh, who debuted against Team India in 1955 at the age of 47 years and 284 days.