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Afridi, Irfan make it 1-1

AFP, Dubai
Leg-spinner Shahid Afridi and paceman Mohammad Irfan shared six wickets as Pakistan thumped South Africa by 66 runs in the second day-night international
in Dubai on Friday.
Afridi took 3-26 and Irfan finished with 3-53 as Pakistan defended a low total of 209 to square the five-match series at 1 -1.
Saeed Ajmal (2-15) also shared the bowling spoils as South Africa were bowled out for 143 in 40.4 overs with Ryan McLaren top-scoring with 29 notout.
Pakistan skipper Misbah-ul Haq attacked with slow bowlers as early as the fifth over, introducing Mohammad Hafeez who dried up the runs after Colin Ingram fell for four in the second over of the innings.
Ajmal accounted for Graeme Smith (14), who was bowled off his legs with South Africa on 43.
Six balls later Jean-Paul Duminy, who struck three boundaries in his 25, fell in paceman Mohammad Irfan's second spell, caught in the slips.
Afridi struck with his first ball, trapping Faf du Plessis for 12 and in his next over he had dangerman AB de Villiers caught behind for 10, leaving South Africa reeling at 73-5.
It became 83-6 when Hafeez caught David Miller, who had made 11, in front of the wicket with a sharp delivery.
For Pakistan, Ahmed Shehzad was the mainstay with an 85-ball 58.
Hafeez (26), Afridi (26) and skipper Misbah (25) failed to capitalise on good starts as McLaren (4-34) and Morne Morkel (3-38) ran through the innings.
Shehzad had steadied the innings during a 48-run second wicket partnership with Hafeez and another 60 for the third wicket with Misbah, who completed 1,000 runs in 2013 when he scored 8.
But Misbah perished in rather soft fashion, flicking McLaren straight into the hands of mid-wicket. He hit a boundary and a six off 44 balls.
SCORES IN BRIEF
PAKISTAN: 209 all out in 49.4 overs (Shehzad 58, Hafeez 26, Misbah 25, Afridi 26, Riaz 18; Morkel 3-38, McLaren 4-34) SOUTH AFRICA: 143 all out in 40.4 overs (McLaren 29, Duminy 25, Parnell 21; Afridi 3-26, Irfan 3-53)
Result: Pakistan won by 66 runs Player-of-the-match: Shahid Afridi