And that's all from us at ESPNcricinfo. Next week, we'll have more Test cricket. On February 4, we'll be in Rawalpindi for the second Test. In fact, next week is all about Test cricket with India v England, Bangladesh v West Indies and this series all starting in the space of a few days. As we sign off, a big thanks to all of you who joined us for four days. The match report, deeper analysis and player quotes will be on the ESPNcricinfo homepage and app very soon. Don't forget to check it out later. On behalf of Hemant Brar and Thilak Ram, this is Sreshth Shah saying goodbye.

3.05pm Time for the presentations now.

Winning captain Babar Azam of Pakistan. His first win as Test captain, He says, "Credit goes to the players. Bowling start was outstanding. The wicket was slow, and we had planned to bat first. But then we had to bowl first, we had to switch plans. Fielding was good too. At the toss I had said, partnerships will be key and then after Fawad and Azhar put on from 36/4, they showed their experience. It gave us a boost. Fawad's outstanding performance was good. After that Nauman and Yasir were outstanding. Fast bowlers contributed too, and it's a combination of everything that helped us win. South Africa are a quality team, and we planned for the slower track and the combination with Nauman as debutant. Debutants have pressure but he showed his experience. When partnerships were forming, him and Yasir broke them."

Losing captain Quinton de Kock of South Africa: "I think our first innings (cost us the game). That was a big reason for our loss. I don't think we took too long to adjust. We practiced enough here but I think we were a bit soft. We saw Markram and Rassie in the second innings play well. Just a few soft dismissals. I think going into Rawalpindi, we learnt about these kind of surfaces. Our bowlers bowled well, with great aggression and accuracy. Just that Pakistan team batted really well against us."

Fawad Alam is the Man of the Match for his century, the only one in this Test. He says "it was an important hundred at that stage because the team needed it. We were 36/4 so we needed to bat long in first innings so that the second innings is easy. Pressure is always there in international cricket, especially when playing as a comeback player, there's pressure. But I'm enjoying the time in the dressing room. Pitch had some double-bounce, and there were rough patches too, it wasn't easy. But we discussed indoors that you apply yourself, stay calm, go with the flow. Don't think of the pitch, play how you know, and I thought to apply myself and I knew that if I stick around, I'll score runs.

First up, as part of the PCB Awards that the board had organised last month, Fawad Alam collects his award for his hundred in New Zealand for best batting performance of 2020.

Presentation and reactions coming soon. Stick around.

Ammar: "Yasir shah has to be the man of the match if not Fawad.. Yasir took all of the top order batsmen whereas Nayma just took the tail. Yasir deserves or Fawad at best "

2.47pm Fairytale finish for Fawad Alam as Pakistan take a 1-0 lead in this two-Test series. Handshakes now. South Africa will be disappointed but should hold their head high. Some solid individual performances, just that as a group not everyone could gel together to put in atleast one dominating batting performance. The match result might appear like Pakistan have dominated the game, but if you followed the first three days, you'll know it was closer than that. Collapses for South Africa and a resilient lower-order batting performance from Pakistan decided this result.

Omair Patel: "Pakistan next test series is in England against England. Is there is any chance of Pakistan finish in top four in test championship." -- Unfortunately no because the current WTC ends before that

Maybe it's apt, but Fawad Alam now has the chance to hit the winning runs.

Zunair Iqbal: "Fawad's gonna win this with a Six... mark my words"

Khan: "Watching baber playing his shots is like listening to good classic music (Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan)"

Sultan Sharif: "Fawad for MOTM. I was sceptical initially, but it's hard not to admire such resilience. Reminiscent of Muhammad Ali refusing to be drafted in the Vietnam war. Can't wait for the autobiography."