Cricket: Pakistan may make two late additions for World Series

Saturday 28 December 1996 00:02 GMT

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Pakistan could be reinforced by two late additions, including Salim Malik, for the remainder of the three-country World Series limited- overs cricket tournament in Australia. They have only 12 healthy players to choose from for today's day-night limited-overs match against Australia A at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

Northern Transvaal, requiring 232 for victory, were 46 for 3 in their second innings at the close on the second day of the four-day Supersport Series match against Boland yesterday.

SUPERSPORT SERIES (Paarl, SA) Second day of four): Boland 170 and 179 (K C Jackson 62, M J G Davis 6-80); Northern Transvaal 117 and 46 for 3.

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