Pakistan lost the series in their minds: Inzamam
Press Trust of India : Karachi, Wed Feb 20 2013, 01:55 hrs
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Poor scoring rate
Pakistan lost the first Test in Johannesburg by 211 runs after crumbling to 49 all out in the first innings in the face of the hosts' hostile pace bowling attack.
Inzamam, who hit an unbeaten 92 in Pakistan's last Test win in South Africa in 2007, said that the scoring rate of the Pakistani batsmen was a big concern.
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