South Africa continued the impressive form that won them the Test series and went up 1-0 in the one-dayers by beating Pakistan by 45 runs in Lahore

After an attritional Test series - with a substandard pitch and sweltering conditions being assigned majority of the blame - Pakistan and South Africa embark upon a five-match ODI series

Paul Harris outshone his much-publicised team-mates in the Test series against Pakistan by topping the wickets chart

Inspired by an unbeaten 88-run partnership between Graeme Smith and Jacques Kallis, South Africa strengthened their grip on the second Test

South Africa began and ended the day in the same fashion, dominating the play to retain control of the match

Faras Ghani rewinds the plays of the day from Lahore

Pakistan ended the first day of the second Test against South Africa with the upper hand

Graeme Smith, the South African captain, said the win over Pakistan was "very, very special"

Despite Younis Khan's fighting century, Pakistan crashed to a 160-run loss, with the last five wickets falling for 33, to give South Africa a 1-0 lead in the two-Test series

Faras Ghani looks at the plays of the fourth day in Karachi

Younis Khan's aggressive unbeaten 93 off 100 balls has set up an intriguing final day's play in Karachi, with Pakistan requiring another 278 runs to win while South Africa need seven more wickets

Osman Samiuddin and Faras Ghani look at the Plays of the day

Mark Boucher took two catches and effected two stumpings in Pakistan's first innings, to go past Ian Healy's record of most Test dismissals

Pakistan spinners captured three wickets in 20 balls but Jacques Kallis and Ashwell Prince added 33 for the fourth wicket to ensure South Africa finished the day in a strong position with an overall lead of 235

Faras Ghani presents the Plays of the Day for the first Test between Pakistan and South Africa in Karachi

Reaching 127 after Mohammad Hafeez and Kamran Akmal, opening the innings due to Salman Butt's illness put on 71 in only 14 overs, Pakistan still trail by 323 runs on a pitch assisting spinners immensely

Even though Hashim Amla perished late in the day, his innings was of unadulterated patience, determined defense and steady concentration

An imposing century by Jacques Kallis gave South Africa the honours on the first day

A fighting but fluent 95-run partnership for the sixth wicket between Rizwan Ahmed and Test discard Asim Kamal carried Patron's XI to safety after a mid-innings wobble and ensured the tour match against the South Africans ended in a draw at tea on the fi

A patient century by Mark Boucher and a career-best 7 for 144 by Rizwan Ahmed were the highlights of the second day of the tour match in Karachi