The male quartet of sprinkle of Afghanistan ruled the chicken coop while they beat Pakistan for 18 races at their tri-series International Twenty20 tri-Series in Sharjah on Tuesday.
Both teams observed a minute of silence for the victims of flooding in Pakistan and the victims of the earthquake in Afghanistan before the party.
Afghanistan’s captain, Rashid Khan, said they would aim to cross 170 after winning the raffle and batting, but his team fell just below that brand when Pakistan bowling players, led by Faheem, kept the lid at the score.
However, the Pakistani response never launched since Afghan bowling players continued to take wickts at regular intervals, with Pacer Haris Rauf being the highest scorer for green shirts.
Faheem was the choice of bowling players for Pakistan, choosing a better of his four -wicks race for 27 races and collecting the precious shore leather of the player of the Ibrahim Zadran and Sediqullah Atal game as both batters scored 50 for their side.
Pakistan still heads the table in the TRI series, with both sides scheduled to play the EAU before the final on Sunday.
Afghan batters suffered an early blow when Saim Ayub got rid of Rahmanullah Gurbaz in the second ticket after the first Afghan game hit him during the first maximum of the game.
The part -time spinner gave only 18 races in its quota of four overs, keeping the Afghan batters under control.
Pakistan’s rapid bowling players hit length at the beginning of the tickets, taking care not to play bowling too full in the launch of high score Sharjah.
Haris, who took four wickts in the previous match, was welcome to the fold with a maximum by Zadran in the fifth, courtesy of a pull fired a brief installment that went through the limit of half of the Wickt.
Pakistan bowling players maintained a lid at the Afghanistan score in the power game, with the Afghan they take care of only 34 in the first six overs due to the loss of a wickt.
Zadran’s opener and Southpaw Atal kept the marker marked, reaching 73-1 in half of the Afghan entries.
Subsequently, both batters increased the score rate for Afghanistan, which was removed in 14 of the 14 years.
The left -hander finally fell for 64 of 46 deliveries in 16 when he mistreated a shot trying to hit Faheem Ashraf for a long time.
Zadran continued to reach limits, reaching the 50 racing brand in 38 balls and hitting four four to finish 17 by Haris.
Azmatullah Omarzai fell to Faheem, who took a capture of his own bowling after the Afghan Southener was a ball after being dropped before. Zadran was next to continue, with a slower ball to Muhammad Nawaz to a deep Wickt in the middle of the world.
The Afghan batters continued to obtain the strange limit and ended in 169-5 at the end of the first entries.
Pakistan’s persecution suffered early setbacks since both openers were back in the locker room with only 27 on the board, courtesy of some acute bowling alley Afghan Fazalhaq Farooqi.
Both Saim and Sahibzada Farhan fell to him when the left arm pacemaker launched tight lines and lengths in his first spell.
The impulse of Pakistan tickets returned in the sixth during the tickets, courtesy of a six of Captain Salman Ali Agha and one of Fakhar Zaman who ended on the roof of the enclosure.
That was short -lived when Fakhar fell to the cunning taken from Muhammad Nabi and Pakistan’s pattern sold out in an informal way while returning for a second race.
The Afghan threadmakers took wickts at regular intervals, since none of the Pakistani batters crossed the 30 -run brand, except Haris, who scored with four six to bring some respectability to the final account of the green shirts.
Pakistan had brought Shaheen Shah Afridi and Haris instead of Hasan Ali and Salman Mirza, the last duo played against the EAU in the previous match for the green shirts.
In the tournament that is played as a warming before the Asia Cup, which begins on September 9, Pakistan began with the blows of Afghanistan and the United Arab Emirates, thanks to several players involved with shocking contributions. The tournament final is scheduled for September 7.
After the seasoned pacemakers Haris Rauf and Captain Salman Ali Agha took Pakistan to a 39 -racing victory over Afghanistan in the first game, Saim Ayub and Hasan Nawaz scored half a century to see the EAU side by 31 races.
The Eau party saw Pakistan cross the 200 mark when Hasan Nawaz launched a late attack after the opener Saim Ayub had prepared the stage. The fast player experienced Hasan Ali concluded the procedures with 3-47 when the 77 of Asif Khan of the Eau 77 of 35 were in vain.
Under White-Ball chief coach Mike Hesson, Pakistan is being built to the World Cup T20 next year without now discarded high-level professionals, Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan.
Pakistan considered his alignment of bowling in the previous match against the EAU to bring Hasan Ali and Salman Mirza instead of Shaheen Shah Afridi and Haris, the last duo played against Afghanistan in the previous game.
Teams:
Pakistan: Saim Ayub, Sahibzada Farhan, Fakhar Zaman, Salman Agha (Captain), Hasan Nawaz, Mohammad Nawaz, Mohammad Haris (Wickt-Keepper), Faheem Ashraf, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Haris Rauf and Sufyan Moqim.
Afghanistan: Rahmanullah Gurbaz (WK), Ibrahim Zadran, Sediqullah Atal, Darwish Rasooli, Karim Janat, Azmatullah Omarzai, Rashid Khan (Captain), Mohammad Nabi, Am Ghazanfar, Noor Ahmad and Fazalhaq Farooqi.
