South Africa assistant coach Salieg Nackerdien said he wants a "360-degree turn around" from the team in the fourth match of the five-match T20I series against Pakistan.The encounter serves as an opportunity for South Africa to level the bilateral series following their four-wicket loss in the third match, which saw the touring side take a 2-1 lead.Having come back from losing the opening match, Nackerdien said the team needs to channel their belief in order to do the same in the fourth clash."We just have to back ourselves. That belief system for me is very important. If you don't have that belief system and can't manage a loss, then we are going to be in trouble. We need to make sure we do that 360-degree turn around again, to get us back into the series and try to win the series. The main purpose for tomorrow is to win the game and do it properly," the coach said in a statement.In the third match, South Africa posted their highest total of the series, recording 138/3 thanks to a ...
