Stand-in Proteas captain Heinrich Klaasen ruefully admitted that it was difficult to counter the class of Babar Azam in their thumping nine-wicket loss to Pakistan in the third T20I on Wednesday in Centurion.                      

Azam scored a sensational 122 off 59 balls that included 15 boundaries and four maximums and was part of a sizzling match-winning opening stand of 197 off 107 balls with Mohammad Rizwan...

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