2013-09-24



Pakistan vs South Africa Series Matches 2013:

Pak vs SA 1st Test Match – 14 October 2013

Time: 06:00 GMT

Venue: Abu Dhabi, UAE

Pakistan are scheduled to play 2 Test matches, 5 ODI matches and 2 Twenty20 Matches against South Africa in full series and all the matches will be in UAE venues. We will have the live stream of every match here through Ten Sports TV Channel Coverage and Streaming free.

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Pakistan vs South Africa 2013 Series Preview:

Pakistan recently played a 2 test match series against Zimbabwe and they drew 1-1 which did not go too well with pakistani fans and cricket board alike, we can expect a few changes in the lineup against the No.1 rank test side in the world and Pakistan have their game cut out in what should be a very crucial series for the future of Pakistan.

Pakistan will announce three different squads for all formates and we will publish all the updates and news going into the series here.

Pakistan are one of the top ODI and T20 cricket team in the world, they have always produced some of the finest players both and in batting and bowling. they will be traveling to England for the ICC Champions Trophy 2013 and before the event begins they will be taking part in the warm up matches against the likes of Ireland, Sri Lanka and South Africa. These warm up matches are important in a sense that players need to get themselves in shape and get use to the english weather and conditions.

On this page we will place the live streaming links of the Pakistani matches, starting from the Ireland games, Pakistan will play two matches against Ireland in Dublin, while after that they will place couple of Warm up matches against Sri Lanka and South Africa and than on 6th June Champions Trophy proper gets underway. There Pakistan are in a group where they will come up against the likes of India, South Africa and West Indies. Its a tough group but Pakistan should get through this as they always take their game to next level in big ICC events.

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