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The second and final match of the Bank Alfalah two-match Test series between Pakistan National Cricket Team and South Africa National Cricket Team will be played on Monday,20th of October, at Rawalpindi's iconic Rawalpindi Cricket Ground, starting at 10:00 am Indian time. In the first Test, Pakistan defeated South Africa by a margin of 93 runs. With this, Pakistan took a 1-0 lead in the series.

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Now, by defeating South Africa in the second Test, Pakistan will want to clean sweep the series. Whereas, the Proteas will enter the field with the intention of leveling the series. Pakistan is being led by Shan Masood in this series, while Aiden Markram is hadnling the leadership duties of the reigning WTC Champions.

Defeating the defending champions in the opening match meant that the Shaheens opened their winning - account in the World Test Championship points table.. By defeating South Africa, Pakistan has reached the second position in the overall standings. India has suffered a setback due to this victory of the Shan Masood-led outfit who are sitting at the number two spot, while Australia is at number one.

Sri Lanka has dropped out of the top two and is at number three. India has suffered a setback and is now at number four. So far, Pakistan has played only one match in the current edition of the World Test Championship. Winning one match earned Pakistan 100 PCT points, which has propelled them to the second position in the points table.

Status of the first test match

In the first Test, Pakistan captain Shan Masood won the toss and elected to bat first. Pakistan were bowled out for 378 in 110.4 overs in the first innings. In reply, South Africa were bowled out for 269 in 84 overs. After gaining a 109-run lead in the first innings, Pakistan were bowled out for just 167 in 46.1 overs in the second innings. South Africa needed 277 runs to win the match. Chasing the target in the second innings, South Africa were bowled out for just 183 in 60.5 overs.

Pakistan vs South Africa Head to Head Record (PAK vs SA Test Head To Head Record)

A total of 31 Test matches have been played between South Africa and Pakistan so far. During this period, South Africa has had the upper hand. They have won 17 Test matches, while Pakistan has only won seven times, with all seven matches ending in draws. South Africa will have a great opportunity to win a Test series on Pakistani soil after 2007-08.

In addition, experienced Pakistani batsman Babar Azam, wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan, Imam-ul-Haq, and Abdullah Shafique are also part of the squad. The first Test between Pakistan and South Africa began on October 12th at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, while the second Test will be played in Rawalpindi on October 20th.

Where can I watch the 2nd test-match of the Bank Alfalah two-match Test series between Pakistan - South Africa for free?

You can watch the 2nd test match of South Africa's two-match Bank Alfalah Test series against Pakistan for free.  If you wish to view it on your phone, you can do so using the Fancode app.  Little planning is necessary.  Even with a valid SIM plan, you can access the entire test series if your Jio, Vodafone Idea, or Airtel SIM is activated with a plan that includes a FanCode app subscription.  You can also watch the matches online by downloading the FanCode app for Android TV.

Where can I watch the the 2nd test-match of the Bank Alfalah two-match Test series between Pakistan & South Africa on television (TV)?

Unfortunately, fans in India will be unable to witness the Bank Alfalah two-match test series between Pakistan & South Africa on television since Sony and Star Sports have decided not to broadcast the series live. The only way to watch the live action is via FanCode.

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