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A Karachi Kings official was seen using a mobile phone in the dugout area during their match against Peshawar Zalmi in the Pakistan Super League on Friday.
The total is also among the lowest at the venue since 2013 after 134 amassed by West Indies in December 2017 and India's second lowest after 161 in December 2002.
The boos followed in after Smith managed to hit a four off Dale Steyn's delivery that had bounced twice on the pitch before hitting the willow.
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Agar nearly had a double hat trick when he took two in two balls later on. The left-arm spinner finished with brilliant figures of 5-24 as South Africa crumbled to 89 all out — its lowest T20 total — in reply to Australia's 196-6.
Agar achieved the feat during the first T20I of the three-game series against South Africa at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg in what was his first over in the tour.
Poonam had the hosts in a spin from her first over, starting with stock leg-spinners before unfurling wicked wrong-uns to finish with a match-winning 4/19.
Liam Livingstone’s unbeaten 54-run knock off 29 balls went in vain as Peshawar finished 191-7 in pursuit of a daunting target of 202 runs.
The Indian batters disappointed once again, struggling to 132 after being asked to bat by Australia in the opening match of Women's T20 World Cup.
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