Simon Harmer has built a career on such deliveries: full, outside the left-hander’s off stump, spinning away and kissing the outside edge. But you suspect that this particular wicket, to dismiss Pakistan’s Noman Ali in the Test in Rawalpindi,

Playing Test matches after a couple of years for South Africa, veteran Simon Harmer gave a good account of himself, taking 13 wickets for the series against Pakistan on slow and turning tracks in Lahore and Rawalpindi.

He has played just 12 Tests for South Africa in all these years, but away from the limelight, Simon Harmer has put together a truly remarkable body of work | ESPN.com

Pakistan struggled to find stability in their second innings as Simon Harmer's three-wicket spell left them reeling at 94/4 by stumps on day three of the second and final Rawalpindi Test,

Simon Harmer's six-wicket haul helped South Africa secure a series-levelling victory against Pakistan, marking his 1000th first-class wicket.

The Proteas have delivered an impeccable exhibition of the Test-match arts to claim a memorable victory in Rawalpindi which helped the world-champions share the two-match series with Pakistan.

South Africa spinner Simon Harmer bowled a gem of a delivery against Imam ul Haq in the Rawalpindi Test match. In the morning session of Day 1, Harmer was able to turn the ball square against the opener.

In a dramatic turn of events, South Africa's lower order, led by Simon Harmer and Seerun Muthusamy, took control on the third day of the second test against Pakistan. Recovering from early setbacks, their efforts gave South Africa a 71-run lead,