[WATCH]- Kagiso Rabada’s Brilliant Run-Out Sends SA vs AFG T20 WC 2026 Into Super Over

Kagiso Rabada’s brilliant run-out of Fazalhaq Farooqi forced a Super Over in the T20 World Cup 2026 clash between South Africa and Afghanistan in Ahmedabad on Wednesday, February 11. With two runs needed off the final three balls, Noor Ahmad went for a quick couple, but the non-striker couldn’t make it back in time.

Afghanistan were thus all out for 187 in a dramatic final over. Rabada started with a no-ball, followed by Noor Ahmad being caught by captain Aiden Markram, which was overturned due to the no-ball. The speedster then bowled a wide, before Ahmad smashed a six off the second legal delivery.

On the fourth ball, Ahmad ran two, but it too was a no-ball. On the last delivery, Rabada pitched a fuller-length ball on middle; Ahmad drove it past Marco Jansen at long-off, but Farooqi was too slow to complete the run.

Jansen quickly threw the ball to Rabada, who collected it and broke the stumps in a flash, completing a sensational run-out. You can watch the video here:

A massive moment in the match!

Needing just 2 runs in the last, off a free hit, #FazalhaqFarooqi is caught short of his ground as acrobatic work from #Rabada to uproot the stumps & South Africa hold their nerve and force a tie! 🔥

We’re heading to a SUPER OVER! 🔥

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— Star Sports (@StarSportsIndia) February 11, 2026

Afghanistan vs South Africa T20 WC Thriller Heads To Second Super Over

Afghanistan and South Africa’s T20 World Cup clash went into a historic second Super Over after both teams ended with 187 runs. South Africa, batting first, posted 187/6 in 20 overs. Ryan Rickelton starred with a rapid 61 off 28 balls, including four sixes and five fours, while Quinton de Kock added 59 from 41 deliveries.

Support came from Dewald Brevis (23 off 19), David Miller (20* off 15), and Marco Jansen (16 off 7). Azmatullah Omarzai was the standout bowler with 3/41, and skipper Rashid Khan took two wickets. In reply, Afghanistan matched the total, getting all out in 19.4 overs.

Opener Rahmanullah Gurbaz top-scored with a blistering 84 off 42 balls, striking seven sixes and four fours. Wickets fell regularly, but Azmatullah Omarzai and Rashid Khan chipped in with 22 (17) and 20 (12), respectively. Noor Ahmad remained unbeaten on 15 off nine balls, including two sixes.

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