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Watch: West Indies Star's Priceless Reaction As Pakistan Spinner Sajid Khan Sledges Him During 2nd Test
A funny sledging incident took place during the ongoing Pakistan vs West Indies second Test match at Multan Cricket Stadium. Spinners are having all the fun on the ground during the match, with the track offering plenty of assistance to them. No suprise the spinners of both the sides are feeling more confident. As a result, Pakistan's right-arm off-break bowler Sajid Khan didn't shy away from challenging the batters. One of the moments in which the spinner sledged West Indies' Jomel Warrican is going viral on social media.
West Indies Scent Series-Levelling Win vs Pakistan In 2nd Test After Positive Day 2
Kevin Sinclair led a West Indian spin trio to give the tourists a sniff of a series-levelling win in the second Test Sunday with Pakistan on the ropes at 76-4 after day two in Multan. The gutsy West Indies scored 244 in their second innings to set the hosts a daunting 254-run target on a spinning Multan Stadium pitch. At stumps, Saud Shakeel was unbeaten on 13 and nightwatchman Kashif Ali on one. The West Indies need only six more wickets to draw the series 1-1.
Pakistan Star Saim Ayub Ruled Out Of Champions Trophy. PCB Says "Not Going To..."
PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi all but ruled out young opener Saim Ayub of the ICC Champions Trophy tournament due to an ankle injury for which he is taking treatment in London. Saim had fractured his ankle on the first day of the second Test against South Africa earlier this month in Capetown. Naqvi told reporters that no risk would be taken with Saim's future and he was personally monitoring his rehabilitation progress. "I am in touch with his doctors on daily basis and his ankle plaster will come off in next few days," Naqvi said.
Ignored Pakistan Star Makes Bizarre Claim: 'Being Good-Looking Has Caused Problems'
Out of favour Pakistan cricket team batter Ahmed Shahzad made a shocking claim that he has faced a number of issues during his career because of his "good looks". Shahzad was part of the Pakistan side that won the T20 World Cup in 2009 and Champions Trophy in 2017. However, the batter last played for the national side in 2019. During a recent interview, Shahzad claimed that he was targeted during his career for being good-looking. He went on to say that when a player is good looking and has a 'good dressing sense', that person becomes a target in Pakistan cricket.
Pakistan vs West Indies, 2nd Test Day 2, Live Score Updates
Pakistan vs West Indies, 2nd Test Day 2, Live Updates: After bundling out Pakistan for 154, West Indies will begin their second innings on Day 2 of the ongoing second Test in Multan. Currently, the visitors are leading by nine runs after a historic first day with the ball. The spinner dominated Day 1 with Noman Ali achieving a hat trick for the home side. Jomel Warrican took 4-43 and Gudakesh Motie 3-49 as Pakistan were bowled out for 154 at the close, replying to the West Indian first innings total of 163. (Live Scorecard)
Pakistan To Test Champions Trophy Venues By Hosting Tri-Series From This Date
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will test its newly renovated stadiums in Karachi and Lahore for the upcoming Champions Trophy by holding a tri-nation ODI series involving South Africa and New Zealand from February 8. The PCB issued the official schedule of the tri-series on Saturday with the final slated at the National Stadium in Karachi on February 14. The Champions Trophy will be held from February 19 to March 9. The Board, which has spent around 1.2 billion rupees on the upgrade and construction of new buildings at its two Test venues, is under scrutiny on whether the stadiums would be ready on time for the eight-team Champions Trophy.
Second Time In 148 Years: West Indies Bowlers Make History Again, With Bat In Hand
As West Indies suffered another batting collapse on Day 1 of the second Test against Pakistan, it was their bowling unit that stood up and delivered with the bat in Multan. After losing 8 wickets for 54 runs, West Indies managed to add 116 runs for the final three wickets, with the likes of Gudakesh Motie, Kemar Roach and Jomel Warrican scoring 55, 25 and 36 runs respectively. In doing, so West Indies repeated the historic feat they had set in the first Test against Pakistan, making it only the second instance in Test cricket history.