The fixture 📖between Karachi Kings and Quetta Gladiators in the ongoing edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) was ⭕an intriguing one.
However, one instance in the match which will be etched in the memoಌry of spectators,꧋ and also in the reels of bloopers this season.
Quetta Gladiator batsman Azam Khan (46) while reaching the crease during one of his runs, held the bat upside down.
In the end, it was the handle of the bat which slid inside the crease, instead ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚof the toe-end of th🍸e bat, leaving everyone in splits.
Luckily, the ball did not hit the stumps directly and Khan managed to mak🔴e his ground.
Here’s the video:
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Despite mockery from commentator Rameez Raja and netizens due to his plump physique, it appears none of the jibes seems to affect his ba🅺tting.
Following his decisive knock of 56 against Islamabad United, Azam💦, son of Moin Khan, took the Gladiators over the line against Karachi Kings, chasing a challenging total of 157.
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My third attempt to insert the Pen Drive
— Sagar (@sagarcasm)
Azam khan be like
Mera bat Meri marzi— Qadeer Usman (@QadeerSayss)
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Mohammad Hasnain’s inspirational spell of 3/33, constantly put the brakes on the Kings’ proceedings, which restricted them to 156-9.
None of the Karachi batsmen were able to convert their starts into a substantial score. With the ball, the Karachi-ba♛sed franchise threatened to take the game deep with the early wickets of Shane Watson, Jason Roy, and Ajmal Shehzad.
However, former Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmad, in partnership with Azam, guided the Gladiators’ home, with a comfortable 5-wicket win.
