South Africa and Pakistan They will face off in the second ODI of the three-match series at Newlands in Cape Town on Thursday, December 19.
after They suffered a 3-wicket defeat in their opening match at PaarlThe hosts will be desperate to return to the series and keep their hopes alive. Pakistan, on the other hand, will aim to secure the ODI leg with a win and give a boost to the upcoming two-match Test series.
Newlands Pitch Report
Newlands Cricket Ground is known for its fast and boisterous pitch. While the new ball will help the fast bowlers, the pitch is expected to slow down as the game progresses, allowing the spinners to come into play. The captain who wins the toss may choose to bat first to take advantage of the first batting conditions.
Cape Town Weather Forecast
Cricket fans can look forward to a non-stop game as South Africa take on Pakistan in the second ODI of the three-match series at Newlands, Cape Town on Thursday, December 19. The weather forecast promises ideal conditions for an exciting day of cricket.
With a temperature of 25°C, the players and spectators can expect pleasant weather throughout the match, feeling slightly warmer at 27°C. A southerly wind blowing between 20 km/h and 59 km/h can be a challenge for bowlers and fielders.
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Note that there is no chance of rain or thunderstorms and the sky is forecast to be 0% cloudy. These conditions are expected to favor the batsmen, setting the stage for an exciting, high-scoring encounter at the iconic Newlands venue.
ODI Stats & Records at Newlands
- Total Matches: 47
- Matches won in first innings: 30
- Matches won in bowling: 16
- Average 1st Shot Points: 233
- Average 2nd shot points: 188
- Most recorded common: 367/5 (50 Overs) Sri Lanka v South Africa
- The lowest total recorded was: 43/10 (19.5 Overs) Pakistan vs West Indies
- Highest Score Pursued: 259/3 (47.4 Overs) vs England vs South Africa
- Lowest score defended: 140/9 (50 Overs) South Africa and West Indies
