Adnan_Ilyas
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Both silly shots, they were easily winning this.
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I wonder why they haven't used Hafeez in the past... Pakistan's biggest problems are always lefties and Pakistan use leg spinners/left arm spin who end up destroying them.
I wonder why they haven't used Hafeez in the past... Pakistan's biggest problems are always lefties and Pakistan use leg spinners/left arm spin who end up getting destroyed.
ZIM have just panicked here when all they needed to do was knock it around sensibly.
Man Qadir's googly sure can turn big.
Lubbe in first two matches and Linde were the only lefties in SA lineup in T20s so that could have played a role.
Decent used by Babar today as 6th option should always be there in white ball cricket in my opinion.
Magalagarava's 20 run last over will turn out to be the difference.![]()
Hasnain needs to bowl yorkers.
People asking why Sharjeel wasn't selected lmao
If we had Sharjeel playing today than we would have been bowled out for 120 and already lost this match.
Even though it would have been hilarious to see the excuses our fans would come up with, I am still a supporter of Pakistan by heart therefore I am happy that big boy wasn't selected
Who is the Pakistani commentator?
Last time india played zimbabwe
They lost the 1st game
Trounced them in the second game
And scraped over the third game
Yes mighty India
Two Pakistani commies; Aqeel Samar (FM RJ) and Sikandar Bakht (Have been a regular in domestic, sometimes internationals as well)
The record speaks for Pakistan. They have a seriously good T20 and ODI unit proven by their series win against SA in SA. I am sure they will white wash the Zim team as well and won't be surprised if they are ranked 1 very soon.
The India team certainly is not that good as they have been stuttering against Zimbabwe and Afghanistan
The record speaks for Pakistan. They have a seriously good T20 and ODI unit proven by their series win against SA in SA. I am sure they will white wash the Zim team as well and won't be surprised if they are ranked 1 very soon.
The India team certainly is not that good as they have been stuttering against Zimbabwe and Afghanistan
Last time india played zimbabwe
They lost the 1st game
Trounced them in the second game
And scraped over the third game
Yes mighty India
India is overrated
indians look like they rather win the ipl than wt20 going by their recent appearances on the global stage...
Pakistan edged past Zimbabwe to go 1-0 up in their three-match T20I series, with Mohammad Rizwan's 61-ball 82* helping set the foundations for victory.
Pakistan posted a total of 149/7, with Rizwan doing the bulk of the scoring. Zimbabwe's Craig Ervine, Tinashe Kamunhukamwe and Luke Jongwe gave the chase a go, but a middle-order implosion meant they fell short, ending on 138/7.
Pakistan were asked to bat, but the early wicket of Babar – he was dismissed cheaply by Blessing Muzarabani – meant Pakistan were 8/1 in the second over. However, slopinnes in the field cost Zimbabwe, as Pakistan were reprieved despite their batsmen making errors.
Fakhar Zaman scored a run-a-ball 13 after coming on, but couldn't capitalise as Wesley Madhevere snared him. Pakistan’s middle-order underwhelmed too, with Mohammad Hafeez (5), Danish Aziz (15), Haider Ali (5), and Faheem Ashraf (1) all struggling to put on a partnership and revive the innings.
However, Rizwan, who had stood his ground as wickets fell at the other end, unleashed an assault in the death. He tonked Richard Ngarava for 20 runs in the final over, hitting three fours and a six. The assault gave Pakistan a total to defend.
The bowlers then took charge. Mohammad Hasnain struck twice in the third over, Wesley Madhevere was sent packing for 14 runs after he was caught by Babar Azam, and Tadiwanashe Marumani perished for a golden duck.
Kamunhukamwe and Ervine went about rebuilding the innings. The duo stitched together a 56-run stand, during the course of which Zimbabwe would have been hopeful of seeing through the chase. They boosted score to 77/2 in the 11th over, when Mohammad Hafeez put an end to the partnership – he had Kamunhukamwe (29) stumped by Rizwan.
That triggered an implosion. Usman Qadir, the wrist-spinner, snared three wickets in his middle-over spell, shifting the momentum in Pakistan’s favor. Ervine (34), Sean Williams (9), and Regis Chakabva (3) all fell in quick succession as Zimbabwe were reduced to 95/6 in the 14th.
Ryan Burl and Jongwe revived the hosts' hopes with a 27-run stand, but a toe-crushing yorker by Haris Rauf uprooted the stumps Ryan for 14, leaving Jongwe alone to do the heavy lifting.
Zimbabwe required 20 runs off the final over to chase down the target, which was incidentally what Rizwan scored added in the final over of the Pakistan's innings. But the hosts fell short by 11 runs despite Jongwe's 23-ball 30*.
The second T20I will be played on Friday.