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Pakistan’s first innings ends at 378 on second day of Lahore test

Pakistan’s first innings ends at 378 on second day of Lahore test

Web Desk October 13, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

LAHORE: Pakistan were bowled out for 378 runs in their first innings on the second day of the opening Test against South Africa at the Gaddafi Stadium.

Resuming their overnight score of 313 for five, Pakistan began the day with Mohammad Rizwan unbeaten on 62 and Salman Ali Agha on 52. The pair added valuable runs before Rizwan was dismissed for 75 with the total at 362.

In the same over, Nauman Ali and Sajid Khan were both sent back to the pavilion without scoring, as Senuran Muthusamy claimed all three wickets in quick succession to restrict Pakistan’s lower order.

Salman Ali Agha naros fell to the nineties and was dismissed for 93 while Shaheen Shah Afridi was dismissed for 7 runs.

South Africa's Senuran Muthusamytook six wickets while Prenelan Subrayen took two wickets. Kagiso Rabada and Simon Harmer took one wicket each.

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