A wonderful bowling show by left-arm spinners Nashra Sandhu and Sadia Iqbal joined with an aggregate batting show assisted Pakistan with winning the second T20I against South Africa and level the series in Multan. Sune Luus and Chloe Tryon set up a solid 80-run stand off 42 balls - the most elevated for a fifth-wicket represent South Africa ladies in T20Is - yet couldn't get their side over the line. In the wake of being placed in, Pakistan lost opener Gull Feroza in the fourth finished. Be that as it may, her accomplice Muneeba Ali gave Pakistan a strong beginning, assisting them with posting 45 in the powerplay. She sewed a 49-run stand with Sidra Amin, hitting six fours and two sixes in her 45 off 34 balls. Amin and Muneeba pursued Seshnie Naidu, hitting her for a joined four fours and a six. Muneeba was in the long run excused by Annerie Dercksen in the eleventh over. After Amin's excusal in the thirteenth over, Nida Dar and chief Fatima Sana met up for a 60-run stand, it Pakistan's all out beyond 150 to push. Aliya Riyaz gave the final details, taking Ayanda Hlubi for 6, 4, 4 in the last three bundles of the innings to lift Pakistan to 181. Iqbal then struck right on time to eliminate Tazmin Britz however commander Laura Wolvaardt got a strong beginning, joining with Anneke Bosch for a 50-run organization. With South Africa requiring almost 11 an over, Sandhu got through, eliminating Wolvaardt for 36. Iqbal and Sandhu then, at that point, took wickets in consecutive overs, excusing Anneke Bosch and Nadine de Klerk. Sandhu wrapped up with figures of 2 for 20, while Iqbal sacked 2 for 27. Luus and Tryon then, at that point, met up with South Africa requiring 94 off 42 balls. They hit limits consistently yet couldn't polish it off for their side. Luus hit 53 off 29 while Tryon scored a 16-ball 30 as Pakistan accomplished equality.