<p>Misbah-ul-Haq played a captain’s innings with an unbeaten 57 as he steered Pakistan to a six-wicket victory over South Africa in the rain-affected second one-day international at Centurion on Friday. <br /><br />Pakistan speedster Mohammad Irfan tore through the top order and South Africa were restricted to a modest 191 which the tourists passed with more than four overs to spare in a game that had been reduced to 44 per side by a rain delay. <br /><br />Misbah shared a match-winning unbeaten fifth-wicket stand of 77 with Shoaib Malik (35 not out) as the pair showed patience initially and then blasted their way to victory. <br />Younis Khan (32) and Mohammed Hafeez (31) also made valuable contributions in a low-scoring game, but the win was set up by an attacking display with the ball.<br /><br />score board<br /><br />SOUTH AFRICA<br /><br />Amla c Akmal b Irfan 17<br />Smith c Akmal b Junaid 10<br />Ingram c Akmal b Irfan 0<br />De Villiers c Younis b Irfan 4<br />Du Plessis c&b Irfan 17<br />Behardien c Malik b Hafeez 58<br />McLaren lbw Hafeez 17<br />Peterson c Jamshed b Ajmal 44<br />Abbott c Afridi b Ajmal 5<br />Steyn b Junaid 0<br />Tsotsobe (not out) 0<br /><br />Extras (LB-10, W-9) 19<br /><br />Total (all out, 43.2 overs) 191</p>.<p>Fall of wickets: 1-26, 2-26, 3-35, 4-43, 5-62, 6-106, 7-173, 8-179, 9-191. <br /><br />Bowling: Irfan 7-0-33-4, Junaid 6-0-29-2, Ajmal 8.2-0-23-2, Gul 5-0-37-0, Afridi 8-0-24-0, Hafeez 9-0-35-2.<br /><br />PAKISTAN<br /></p>.<p>Jamshed c Smith b McLaren 10<br />Hafeez c Abbott b Steyn 31<br />Akmal b Peterson 18<br />Younis c Amla b Peterson 32<br />Misbah (not out) 57<br />Malik (not out) 35</p>.<p>Extras (LB-3, W-6) 9</p>.<p>Total (for 4 wkts, 39.2 overs) 192<br /><br />Fall of wickets: 1-29, 2-63, 3-69, 4-115.<br /><br />Bowling: Steyn 9-1-29-1, Tsotsobe 6-1-37-0, Abbott 8.2-0-31-0, McLaren 8-0-40-1, Peterson 8-0-52-2.</p>
<p>Misbah-ul-Haq played a captain’s innings with an unbeaten 57 as he steered Pakistan to a six-wicket victory over South Africa in the rain-affected second one-day international at Centurion on Friday. <br /><br />Pakistan speedster Mohammad Irfan tore through the top order and South Africa were restricted to a modest 191 which the tourists passed with more than four overs to spare in a game that had been reduced to 44 per side by a rain delay. <br /><br />Misbah shared a match-winning unbeaten fifth-wicket stand of 77 with Shoaib Malik (35 not out) as the pair showed patience initially and then blasted their way to victory. <br />Younis Khan (32) and Mohammed Hafeez (31) also made valuable contributions in a low-scoring game, but the win was set up by an attacking display with the ball.<br /><br />score board<br /><br />SOUTH AFRICA<br /><br />Amla c Akmal b Irfan 17<br />Smith c Akmal b Junaid 10<br />Ingram c Akmal b Irfan 0<br />De Villiers c Younis b Irfan 4<br />Du Plessis c&b Irfan 17<br />Behardien c Malik b Hafeez 58<br />McLaren lbw Hafeez 17<br />Peterson c Jamshed b Ajmal 44<br />Abbott c Afridi b Ajmal 5<br />Steyn b Junaid 0<br />Tsotsobe (not out) 0<br /><br />Extras (LB-10, W-9) 19<br /><br />Total (all out, 43.2 overs) 191</p>.<p>Fall of wickets: 1-26, 2-26, 3-35, 4-43, 5-62, 6-106, 7-173, 8-179, 9-191. <br /><br />Bowling: Irfan 7-0-33-4, Junaid 6-0-29-2, Ajmal 8.2-0-23-2, Gul 5-0-37-0, Afridi 8-0-24-0, Hafeez 9-0-35-2.<br /><br />PAKISTAN<br /></p>.<p>Jamshed c Smith b McLaren 10<br />Hafeez c Abbott b Steyn 31<br />Akmal b Peterson 18<br />Younis c Amla b Peterson 32<br />Misbah (not out) 57<br />Malik (not out) 35</p>.<p>Extras (LB-3, W-6) 9</p>.<p>Total (for 4 wkts, 39.2 overs) 192<br /><br />Fall of wickets: 1-29, 2-63, 3-69, 4-115.<br /><br />Bowling: Steyn 9-1-29-1, Tsotsobe 6-1-37-0, Abbott 8.2-0-31-0, McLaren 8-0-40-1, Peterson 8-0-52-2.</p>