Pakistan strike late to jolt SA’s progress in 2nd Test

Rawalpindi, Oct 21: Two late wickets by a 38-year-old debutant spinner Asif Afridi checked world champion South Africa’s progress in the second and final Test against Pakistan on Tuesday. Left-armer Afridi picked up the wickets of half century-maker Tony de Zorzi (55) and Dewald Brevis got dismissed for his second duck of the series as South Africa slipped to 185-4 at stumps on Day 2. The Proteas still trails Pakistan by 148 runs on an abrasive wicket where left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj earlier took 7-102 to dismiss the home team for 333 in the first session. Tristan Stubbs and de Zorzi had thwarted Pakistan spin challenge of Noman Ali, Sa…