In the second T20I against West Indies, Pakistan’s Shaheen Shah Afridi takes three wickets in an over.

In the second T20I: Pakistan pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi took three wickets in an over to help his team win the second. T20I by nine runs and take a 2-0 lead in the three-match series.

Pakistan pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi took three wickets in an over to help his team win the second. T20I by nine runs and grab a 2-0 lead in the three-match series. On Tuesday at the. National Sport Stadium in Karachi, Afridi dismissed. Hayden Walsh, Dominic Drakes, and Odean Smith in the 17th over of the West Indies’ chase. Pakistan‘s fairytale run in. T20Is this year continued as the left-arm seamer finished with figures of 3 for 26 from four overs.

In the second T20I: In the first ball of the 17th over, Afridi dismissed Smith for 12 runs. He received assistance from Asif Ali, who made a spectacular diving grab at the square-leg boundary. On the pads, it was a longer delivery. Smith flicked it nicely, but lacked the strength to get it over the ropes.

Afridi got one to just keep its line and find the outside edge of Drakes‘ bat, dismissing him for a golden duck on the fourth delivery of that over.

With his third wicket, the left-armer castled Hayden Walsh with a yorker in the following ball.

Here’s a video of his three wickets in a single over:

With only 31 runs on the board, West Indies lost Shai Hope (1) and Shamarh Brooks (10) while chasing 173. The visitors’ innings was then retrieved by Brandon King and skipper Nicholas Pooran at the crease. With the Windies requiring 88 runs from 54 balls, both batters put up 54 runs for the third wicket before Pooran (26) was scalped by Mohammad Nawaz.

After King’s dismissal in the 16th over after a 67-ball innings, West Indies were left in a precarious position, requiring 55 runs from 28 balls to win. The visitors continued to lose wickets at regular intervals, and Pakistan eventually won.

Pakistan had earlier posted 172/8 in the stipulated twenty overs thanks to a collective batting effort. Pakistan, who chose to bat, got off to a poor start, losing skipper Babar Azam (7) in the third over of the session. Akeal Hosein sent Fakhar Zaman (10) back to the pavilion after he failed to make an impact with the bat.

Mohammad Rizwan and Haider Ali subsequently put up 48 runs for the third wicket to reinvigorate Pakistan’s innings, but Rizwan (38) and Ali (31) were quickly bowled by Smith, reducing Pakistan to 109/4 in the 14th over.

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