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da apostebet： ESPNcricinfo staff07-Mar-2015The first wicket had added 30 runs when Dale Steyn pulled off a stunning catch to dismiss Ahmed Shehzad•AFPJust as Sarfraz threatened to cut loose, David Miller’s brilliant throw from the deep found him short on 49•Getty ImagesMisbah-ul-Haq, with Younis Khan, took Pakistan forward before AB de Villiers broke through in the 27th over•Getty ImagesMisbah, having been 10 off 31, reached his fifty in the 40th over. Pakistan were 196 for 5 and were looking for a strong finish•ICCHowever, rain and Steyn forced another Pakistan collapse – they lost five wickets for 25 runs and imploded to 222 and the target was revised to 232 by Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method•Getty ImagesQuinton de Kock was dismissed off the second ball of the chase to inspire Pakistan•Associated PressHashim Amla, though, continued his fine run of form striking 36 of his 38 runs in boundaries•Getty ImagesSouth Africa’s second wicket added 67 off 55 balls before Rahat Ali got the better of Faf du Plessis•Associated PressPakistan took advantage of that opening and dismissed Rilee Rossow, David Miller and JP Duminy cheaply•Getty ImagesAB de Villiers watched his side slip from 67 for 1 to 102 for 6 and would later label say, “We were shocking with the bat”•Getty ImagesHe was the sole threat for Pakistan and his brilliant 58-ball 77 took South Africa within 32 runs of victory•Getty ImagesBut Sohail Khan removed de Villiers in the 33rd over and swung the match back in Pakistan’s favour•Getty ImagesWahab Riaz claimed the last man Imran Tahir to deliver a win that kept Pakistan firmly in the knockouts race•Getty Images