Pakistan have secured a place in the 2027 ODI World Cup after a white wash in South Africa

The Men in Green booked their place in the 2027 ODI World Cup after a 3-0 Whitewash of South Africa. Saim Ayub and the bowling team of the Pakistan national team shone in this unforgettable triumph.

Pakistan cricket team has made history

Pakistan cricket team he showed an exceptional game against South Africa. The men in green made it a historic 3-0 against The Proteas at home. This signifies South African first defeat at home. With their historic triumph, Pakistan secured their dominance in world cricket with their unexpected potential. They have also qualified for the 2027 ODI World Cup.

Journey to WhiteWash

A series of 3 ODIs in between Pakistan and South Africa started in Paarl. Saim Ayub’s stellar 109 and Salman Ali Agha’s all-round performance of 4 wickets and 82 runs saw Pakistan chase down 240 runs with three balls to spare.

In the Cape Town ODI, the Pakistani batsman set a mighty target of 330 for South Africa. Rizwan scored 80, Babar 73 and Kamran Ghulam 63 off 32 were the architects of the defensive target. A bowling unit led by Shaheen Afridi and Naseem Shah restricted South Africa to 248. Shaheen’s 4 wickets and Naseem Shah’s 3 wickets helped Pakistan to an 81-run victory.

The final and third ODI was held in Johannesburg. Saim Ayub shines with a classy century. Debutant Sufiyan Muqeem with 4 wickets for 52 runs rocked the batting order in South Africa. This all-out team effort by the men in green led to a historic 36-run victory via the DLS method at the Proteas’ ground.

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Pakistan ICC ODI Standings

The historic whitewash relegated Pakistan to third place in the ICC ODI rankings. Pakistan has secured its place in ODI World Cup 2027. This is how ICC ODI looks now after Pakistan’s historic win.

1. India
2. Australia
3. Pakistan
4. South Africa
5. New Zealand
6. Sri Lanka
7. England
8. Afghanistan
9. Bangladesh
10. West Indies
11. Ireland
12. Scotland
13. Zimbabwe

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