Earlier, South Africa women, batting first, reached 138 for four in 20 overs – thanks to an 80-run second wicket partnership between Tazmin Brits and Nadine de Klerk. Brits returned unbeaten on 70 from 61 balls with nine fours and a six, while Klerk hit four fours in almost run-a-ball 36. However, it was Sune Luus’s 18-ball cameo that produced 28 runs and included five fours, which lifted the home side to 138 for three. She dominated the unfinished 44-run fourth wicket partnership with Brits in just over four over. The fourth match of the series will be played on 22 May in Benoni.
Scores in brief:
3rd T20I, Pietermaritzburg, Pakistan won by four wickets
South Africa women 138-3, 20 overs (Tazmin Brits 70 not out, Nadine de Klerk 36, Sune Luus 28 not out) VS Pakistan women 139-6, 19.4 overs (Imran Javed 55, Nida Dar 32, Aliya Riaz 30; Moseline Daniels 3-13).
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