What is pakistan national cricket team vs south africa national cricket team match scorecard?

Here's some general information on how to interpret a Pakistan vs South Africa cricket match scorecard:

A cricket scorecard provides a detailed summary of a cricket match. Here are some key elements:

• Teams and Innings: The scorecard will clearly state which teams are playing (Pakistan and South Africa in this case) and which innings is being represented. Each team typically bats twice in a Test match, and once in ODI or T20 matches.

• Batsmen Statistics: For each batsman, the scorecard will show:

  • Name of the batsman
  • How they were dismissed (e.g., Bowled, Caught, LBW, Run Out, Stumped)
  • The bowler or fielder responsible for the dismissal.
  • The number of runs scored.
  • The number of balls faced.
  • The number of fours (4s) and sixes (6s) hit.
  • Strike rate (Runs Scored / Balls Faced * 100)

• Bowler Statistics: For each bowler, the scorecard will show:

  • Name of the bowler
  • Number of overs bowled
  • Number of maidens bowled (overs where no runs were scored)
  • Number of runs conceded.
  • Number of wickets taken
  • Economy rate (Runs Conceded / Overs Bowled)

• Extras: This section details any extra runs conceded by the bowling team, such as:

  • Wides (WD)
  • No-Balls (NB)
  • Byes (B)
  • Leg Byes (LB)

• Fall of Wickets: This shows the score at which each wicket fell, and the order in which batsmen were dismissed.

• Total Score and Result: The scorecard clearly indicates the final score for each innings and the overall result of the match (e.g., Pakistan won by X runs, South Africa won by Y wickets, Match Drawn).