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Third T20I: Pakistan elect to field first after winning toss against South Africa

Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha (second from left) and South Africas Donovan Ferreira (second from right) at the toss for their third T20I at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on November 1, 2025. — PCB
Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha (second from left) and South Africa’s Donovan Ferreira (second from right) at the toss for their third T20I at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on November 1, 2025. — PCB

Pakistan elected to field first after winning the toss against South Africa in the T20I series decider at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium on Saturday.

Head-to-head

Pakistan and South Africa have come face-to-face 27 times in T20Is, with their head-to-head record hanging in balance as the two teams are tied with 13 victories each.

  • Matches: 27
  • Pakistan: 13
  • South Africa: 13
  • No Result: 1

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The two teams enter the high-stakes fixture with similar momentum, having registered equally emphatic victories against each other in the first two matches of the ongoing series.

In the series opener in Rawalpindi on Tuesday, the Proteas crushed the hosts by a massive 55-run margin by bowling them out for a modest total of 139 while defending a 195-run target.

The home side responded with an equally resounding triumph as they booked South Africa for a mere 110 in 19.2 overs before chasing down the modest target for the loss of just one wicket and 41 balls to spare.

Notably, the two teams last played a bilateral series in the shortest format in December last year, which the home side, South Africa, won 2-0 as the third fixture was abandoned due to rain.

Pakistan: W, L, L, W, W (most recent first)

South Africa: L, W, L, A, L


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