South Africa have experienced one more bowling injury with Ottneil Baartman managed out of the third ODI against Pakistan with a right knee issue. Baartman is the second bowler after Keshav Maharaj who's harmed in the ODI series and the 6th seamer this late spring to be sidelined. Gerald Coetzee, Wiaan Mulder, Lungi Ngidi, Lizaad Williams and Anrich Nortje are the others. Corbin Bosch, who procured his lady hit up to the Test crew, will supplant Baartman in the ODI crew and is likewise in line for a presentation Test against Pakistan on Boxing Day. Baartman experienced distress during his run up while bowling in front of the second ODI on Thursday in Cape Town. He was not piece of the match-day XI but rather played in the series opener in Paarl two days sooner. Then, at that point, he bowled seven overs with returns of 2 for 37. Baartman's next task is the SA20, where he is contracted to the Sunrisers Eastern Cape. His physical issue shouldn't influence South Africa's Test designs even as they look out for Mulder's wellness. Mulder broke his right center finger in the primary Test against Sri Lanka last month however has begun hitting balls once more and was expected to have an output on Thursday. Test mentor Shukri Conrad said South Africa will be moderate while taking a gander at Mulder's return, which proposes he may not play in the principal Test at SuperSport Park. That is a scene where South Africa could go all speed, and play Kagiso Rabada, Marco Jansen, Bosch and Dane Paterson or focus on 18-year tearaway Kwena Maphaka, who made his ODI debut on Thursday. He took 4 for 72 in the match, which South Africa lost by 81 runs. Pakistan have previously won the series, however South Africa will hope to rescue some pride on Pink Day at the Drifters on Sunday. It will be their last ODI with their most grounded accessible crew before the Bosses Prize one year from now.