WCL Final: Pakistan Champions Lose to South Africa Despite 195, AB de Villiers' 100 Steals Win*
Pakistan Champions lost the WCL final against South Africa Champions as poor bowling and Shoaib Malik’s slow batting (20 off 25) led to a 40-run shortfall. AB de Villiers' 47-ball 100 sealed the chase.

Pakistan Champions Fall Short in WCL Final Against South Africa
Pakistan Champions suffered a defeat in the WCL final against South Africa Champions due to weak bowling and a slow batting performance, particularly from Shoaib Malik (20 off 25 balls), which cost them 40 crucial runs.
Batting Struggles – Shoaib Malik’s Slow Innings
Pakistan posted 195 runs, but the total could have been higher if not for Malik’s sluggish knock. His 20 off 25 balls slowed the momentum, leaving Pakistan short by at least 40 runs in a high-pressure final.
South Africa’s Dominant Chase – AB de Villiers’ Heroics
South Africa chased down the target in just 16 overs, thanks to a *brilliant 100 off 47 balls from AB de Villiers**. His explosive innings made the difference, exposing Pakistan’s weak bowling attack, which failed to contain the Proteas.
Conclusion
Pakistan’s loss was a result of poor bowling and slow batting, while South Africa capitalized on their chances, with de Villiers’ match-winning century securing the title.