Pakistan beat South Africa 5-4

Published August 5, 2012
Pakistan's Abdul Haseem Khan (3rd L) celebrates scoring a goal against South Africa.
Pakistan's Abdul Haseem Khan (3rd L) celebrates scoring a goal against South Africa.
South Africa's Justin Reid-Ross (top) celebrates scoring a goal against Pakistan.
South Africa's Justin Reid-Ross (top) celebrates scoring a goal against Pakistan.
Pakistan's Muhammad Rizwan (junior) (L) fights for the ball with South Africa's Julian Hykes.
Pakistan's Muhammad Rizwan (junior) (L) fights for the ball with South Africa's Julian Hykes.
Abdul Haseem Khan (C) is congratulated by teammates after scoring a goal.
Abdul Haseem Khan (C) is congratulated by teammates after scoring a goal.
Pakistan's Waseem Ahmad (C) is tackled by South African players.
Pakistan's Waseem Ahmad (C) is tackled by South African players.
South Africa's Wade Paton (4th L) celebrates scoring a goal.
South Africa's Wade Paton (4th L) celebrates scoring a goal.
Pakistan's Muhammad Umar Bhutta (C) is challenged by South Africa's players.
Pakistan's Muhammad Umar Bhutta (C) is challenged by South Africa's players.
Waseem Ahmad is tackled by South Africa's players.
Waseem Ahmad is tackled by South Africa's players.
Abdul Haseem Khan celebrates scoring a goal.
Abdul Haseem Khan celebrates scoring a goal.

Pakistan beat South Africa 5-4 in their Pool A men's hockey match to record their second victory at the London Olympics. -Photos by Reuters

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