AB de Villiers has smashed Afridi for a huge six over long on. South Africa are 100-3 after Pakistan opting to bat first were bowled out for 205 in 49.1 in the fifth and final one-day international against South Africa in Benoni on Sunday. Pakistan have made a crucial breakthrough and are bowling with their tails up. Irfan strikes as Amla miscues a pull shot which goes miles in the air before being pouched safely by Malik.

PAKISTAN INNINGS

Pakistan are all out for 205 in 49.1 overs opting to bat first in the fifth and final one-day international against South Africa in Benoni on Sunday.

Ryan McLaren took three wickets in 13 balls to spark a Pakistan collapse in the fifth and final one-day international against South Africa at Willowmoore Park on Sunday.
Pakistan struggled to 205 all out after being reasonably placed at 151 for four in the 35th over handing the initiative to the hosts in the winner takes all match.
McLaren had Shoaib Malik caught at midwicket and three balls later, with the last delivery before the batting power play, he had big-hitting Shahid Afridi caught at deep square leg without scoring.
Pakistan's hopes then rested with their captain, Misbah-ul-Haq, who had played a match-winning innings of 80 when Pakistan squared the series at 2-2 with a three-wicket win in Durban on Thursday.
As he had in Durban, Misbah started cautiously and he had scored only 24 runs off 46 balls when he was caught behind to become McLaren's third victim.

Quinton de Kock b Junaid Khan 3
De Kock faced 12 balls scoring three chopping the ball onto his stumps.

Amla hits the first boundary of the South African innings in the fourth over driving Junaid Khan through the covers.

Pakistan are unsuccessful with a decision review after their leg before appeal against Amla off Junaid Khan was turned down with replays showing ball pitched outside leg stump