Pakistan highest chase came in Tri-Series Semi-Final over South Africa

Pakistan created history by successfully chasing 353 runs against South Africa, their highest-ever ODI chase. Rizwan and Salman Agha's record partnership powered Pakistan into the tri-nation final.

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Hemanth

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Pakistan created history by successfully chasing 353 runs against South Africa, their highest-ever ODI chase.

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Pakistan defeated South Africa by six wickets to qualify for the final of the ongoing tri-nation tournament. Chasing 353 runs, they broke several records, including the highest successful run chase in Pakistan’s ODI history. Mohammad Rizwan (122*) and Salman Agha (134) scored a century each and a partnership of 260 runs for the fourth wicket is also the highest for Pakistan in ODI cricket.

Pakistan chase in ODI Cricket History :

Pakistan's successful run-chase in ODI cricket:

Year Opposition Target
2025 South Africa 353
2022 Australia 349
2023 Sri Lanka 345
2023 New Zealand 337

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South Africa had earlier posted a total of 352/5, making it the second-highest ODI total ever scored against Pakistan. Their batting display was dominant.With this total, South Africa also registered the fourth-highest ODI score at the National Stadium, Karachi, in what was a high-scoring encounter on a batting-friendly surface.

However, Pakistan’s historic run chase came in their efforts, marking a memorable moment in the pakistan cricketing history.

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