Afghanistan make historic win over Pakistan team
Afghanistan secure noteworthy win over Pakistan
Great match in history
Mohammad Nabi top scored with the bat and picked two wickets
Afghanistan got a noteworthy success over Pakistan, their most memorable in any configuration of the game, having secured a low-scoring experience in Sharjah. The first of the three-match series saw Pakistan picking to bat and be limited to only 92. Pakistan's unpracticed batting bunch was held under tight restraints by Afghanistan's carefully prepared bowlers on a pitch that was difficult for strokeplay.
Albeit a couple of hitters got off to begins, Pakistan continued to lose wickets at ordinary stretches with the most elevated score being only 18 made by Imad Wasim at No. 6. While the pacers figured out how to monitor them at first, with Fazalhaq Farooqi, Azmatullah Omarzai and Naveen-ul-Haq all striking inside the powerplay to dispose of the best three.
There was no rest for Pakistan in any event, when twist came on. The triplet of Mujeeb ur Rahman, Rashid Khan and Mohammad Nabi divided five wickets among them as the lower request was penetrated consistently. Wasim and Shadab Khan offered obstruction for a short period before the last option was taken out by Mujeeb. Wasim endeavored to consistent the innings with a 32-ball thump, however similarly as he was going to start, his innings was finished by Farooqi leaving Pakistan scrambling to 92.
The pursuit wasn't clear for Afghanistan, for Pakistan's debutant Ihsanullah struck two times in his initial three balls disposing of Ibrahim Zadran and Gulbadin Naib. He was supplemented at the opposite end with Naseem Shah stowing Rahmanullah Gurbaz to decrease Afghanistan to 27/3. It became 45/4 at the midway stage when Wasim got the better of Karim Janat, leaving Afghanistan periliously put.
Notwithstanding, those ended up being the main hiccups as Mohammad Nabi, with an unbeaten, run-a-ball 38 and Najibullah Zadran put on a consistent 43-run stand that gave Afghanistan a noteworthy success. Pakistan's bad luck
: Pak 92/9 out of 20 overs
Umar Gul named Pakistan bowling coach for AFG T20Is
Abdul Rehman, the stager homegrown tutor, has been named interval lead coach of Pakistan men's group for the impending three- match T20I series against Afghanistan. In the interim, former leader Umar Gul has been named as the bowling coach for the series, PCB seat Najam Sethi declared on Twitter on Tuesday.
Mohammad Yousuf, who was previous declared as the in- between time lead coach for the series, will keep filling in as the fur tutor. Going against the previous protestation, the PCB has explained that it was a mistake on their part.
Pakistan have been without a lead coach since Saqlain Mushtaq's agreement terminated in December last time. There was an bid made to rope in Mickey Arthur, who has lately filled in as the lead coach during Sethi's once spell as the PCB superintendent. Be that as it may, because of his responsibility with English District Derbyshire, he was inapproachable for a full- time frame job. PCB is yet to explain the specific idea of the job he's playing with the Pakistan men's group.
