South Africa Clinches Series Leveling Victory Over Pakistan

South Africa secured an eight-wicket victory over Pakistan on the fourth day of the second Test, leveling the series. The team's fast completion of the 68-run target came after Pakistan's batting collapse from 94-4 to 138 all out in the morning session.

South Africa achieved a dominant eight-wicket win over Pakistan on the fourth day of the second Test, concluding the match just before lunch and leveling the series. Their triumph was assured after a rapid conclusion of Pakistan's innings at 138 all out, following a collapse from 94-4.

The hosts pursued a 68-run target with vigor, as captain Aiden Markram led from the front, scoring 42 runs. Markram fell to Noman Ali, trapped leg before wicket, just four runs shy of the win.

A further setback occurred as Tristan Stubbs was caught in the slips the same over without scoring, but Ryan Rickelton and Tony de Zorzi completed the task, remaining unbeaten, to secure the victory.