Pak vs Zim: Pakistan grabbed three back-to-back five wicket hauls in a three-match ODI series
The batsmen of the Pakistan Cricket Team are so often kenned to disappoint the viewers, but the bowlers rarely fail. In the three-match ODI series contested against Zimbabwe, the batsmen were average; on the other hand, the bowlers clutched back-to-back five-wicket take-ups in all three events.
Shaheen Shah Afridi attracted the perceptions on himself as he yielded 49 runs in 10 overs at an economy of 4.90, being unbelievable with five wickets. Wahab Riaz followed him with four wickets and befell abrupt on one to grab a five-wicket haul – unquestionably, he was encouraging too as the two pacers led Pakistan to the triumph.
In the next ODI, the spinner Iftikhar Ahmed conferred the entertainment on the same pitch, and it stared like he was more authoritative as a bowler than implying a batsman. His five wickets excited everyone as he tapped out Brendon Taylor, Sean Williams, Wesley Medhevere, Sikandar Raza, and Tendai Chisoro. Acknowledging 40 runs in 10 overs, he managed an economy of 4.00.
Pak vs Zim: Pakistan grabbed three back-to-back five wicket hauls in a three-match ODI series
A stroke from good luck has been bundled to Pakistani bowlers as different bowler grabbed another five-wicket haul in the third ODI inferred recently. So far away, it has not fought for the team’s victory as the scores tied, and the Men in Green got discouraged in the super over. This time, the guy Mohammad Hasnain, the young pace sensation who maintained an economy fairer than the previous two bowlers, achieved the same breakthrough in the last two games. Unbelievably, he attained only 26 runs in 10 overs at being efficient at the figure of 2.60. Still, the opposition team’s mid-overs batsmen were in a fledge and confessed the victory to avoid a whitewash.
Pak vs Zim: Pakistan grabbed three back-to-back five wicket hauls in a three-match ODI series
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