Pakistan collapse

Sunday 22 January 1995 19:02 EST
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South Africa 460 & 259-7 dec Pakistan 230 & 149-7

Pakistan, needing 490 to win, slumped to 149 for 7 at the close of the fourth day of the inaugural, one-off Test with South Africa in Johannesburg yesterday.

The pace of Fanie de Villiers, Brian McMillan and Allan Donald accounted for five of the wickets, reducing Pakistan to 5 for 3 at one stage. Inzamam-ul-Haq remained unbeaten after a high-class innings of 86. South Africa had earlier taken their overnight161 for 3 to 259 for 7 before declaring at lunch.

(Fourth day: South Africa won toss)

SOUTH AFRICA - First Innings 460 (B M McMillan 113, P S De Villiers 66no, G Kirsten 62)

PAKISTAN - First Innings 230 (Salim Malik 99; De Villiers 6-81).

SOUTH AFRICA - Second Innings (Overnight: 161 for 3)

D J Cullinan not out 69

J N Rhodes c Moin Khan b Wasim Akram 16

J B Commins run out 0

B M McMillan c Salim Malik b Kabir Khan 33

D J Richardson lbw Aqib Javed 0

C E Eksteen not out 2

Extras (b6 lb5 w15 nb6) 32

Total (for 7 dec) 259

Fall (cont): 4-185 5-185 6-251 7-255.

Bowling: Wasim Akram 23-4-53-2; Aqib Javed 26-2-82-2; Aamir Nazir 13-1-55-1.

PAKISTAN - Second Innings Aamir Sohail ct McMillan b De Villiers 0

Saeed Anwar ct De Villiers b Donald 1

Asif Mujtaba ct Richardson b McMillan 26

*Salim Malik lbw b De Villiers 1

Inzamam-ul-Haq not out 86

Ijaz Ahmed ct Richardson b McMillan 1

Moin Khan ct Rhodes b Eksteen 0

Wasim Akram ct Kirsten b Eksteen 11

Kabir Khan not out 4

Extras (b8 lb7 w1 nb3) 19

Total (for 7) 149

Fall: 1-3 2-3 3-5 4-98 5-100 6-101 7-124.

Bowling: Donald 12-2-48-1; De Villiers 16-11-16-2; McMillan 11-1-33-2; Eksteen 19-7-34-2; Cronje 5-2-3-0.

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