PAK Vs SA, 2nd Test: Pakistan Strike Late To Peg South Africa Back - Day 2 Highlights

After bundling out Pakistan for just 272, South Africa reach 106/4 at stumps on Day 2. Catch the Day 2 highlights of the Pakistan Vs South Africa Second Test match here

Pakistan's Nauman Ali celebrates with teammates after taking the wicket of South Africa's Aiden Markram during the second day of the second Test match at the Pindi Stadium in Rawalpindi, Pakistan on Friday. *AP Photo/Anjum Naveed*

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Updated: 05 Feb 2021 9:08 pm

South Africa reached 106/4 after dismissing Pakistan for 272 in the second Test on Friday. Faheem Ashraf anchored Pakistan's lower-order resistance with a top score of 78 not out, before Anrich Nortje wrapped up the innings late in the second session on Day 2. Fast bowler Hasan Ali struck off successive deliveries to leave South Africa at 26/2. Nauman Ali accounted for Aiden Markram, while Faheem Ashraf snared Faf du Plessis as South Africa were reduced to 81/4 in 24 overs. At stumps, Temba Bavuma and Quinton de Kock were batting on 15 and 24, respectively. Catch the Day 2 highlights of the Pakistan Vs South Africa Second Test match here:

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