betvisa casinoTwitter reactions: Shadab Khan’s all-round show helps Pakistan whitewash West Indies

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Here is how Twitter reacted

All-rounder Shadab Khan lit up the Multan Cricket Stadium with his scintillating performance to give Pakistan a dominating 53-run win over West Indies in the final ODI on Sunday (June 12). As a🃏 result, Pakistan completed the 3-0 clean sweep thaওt gave them 30 crucial points in the ongoing World Cup Super League.

Batting first, Pakistan got off to a good start, adding 85 for the opening wicket. Imam-ul-Haq continued from where he left in the previous game and smashed a vital half-century. However, West Indies skipper Nicholas Pooran, who had never picked a wicket in international cricket prior to this game, turned the tables. Pooran broke the opening stand by cleaning up Fakhar Zaman (🌺35), which also followed a middle-order colla༒pse.

From 85/1, Pakistan were suddenly reduced to 117/5, with skipper Pooran doing the maximum damage. The Trinidadian picked up three more wickets in the form of Imam (62), Mohammad Rizwan (11) and Mohammad Haris (0) to complete his four-fer.

As the things were slipping out of Pakistan’s hands, all-rounder Shadab came to the rescue. The 23-year-old went for the counter attack, smoking 4 fours and 3 sixes in his 78-ball 86 runs knock that propelled the hosts to 269/9 in 48 overs.

Chasing 170, the visitors kept losing wickets at regular intervals and eventually got bundled out for just 216, losing the contest by 53 runs. Akeal Hosein stood tal♈l against a quality bowling side but was only a lone warrior. He smashed 60💛 off 37 deliveries before Shadab dismissed him. The high-quality all-rounder, who shined with the willow, went on to take a four-wicket haul while conceding 62 runs in nine overs.

Here is how Twitter reacted:

86 (78) & 9-1🦹-62-4 🔥 is player of the match for his stupendous all-round display 💪 |
— Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB)

I dedicate this victory to all the fans of Pakistan cricket, especially the Multan crowd. Coming back from injury, gave it ♐all for my team. Thankfully was able to contribute to the wi💞n. There is a lot of room for improvement. I will work hard on getting better.
— Shadab Khan (@76Shadabkhan)

🦂Proud of u 🎉. A match-winner with bat and ball. A huge round of applause my friend, take a bow
— Hassan Ali 🇵🇰 (@RealHa55an)

Good series to win, Alhumdulillah.
Some incredible performances throughout especially , ✤_, and on the deserving ൲MOTS.
Not to forget the roaring crowd support of Multan. We loved it! 𓂃��
— Shaheen Shah Afridi (@iShaheenAfridi)

The bowler
The batter
The fielder
The man of crisis
Today’s man of the match; Shadab Khan!
— Islamabad United (@IsbUnited)

Allhamdolillah mission clean sweep completed ✔️ top class performanꦦce when ne🐷eded the most earlier and also Mubarak for your debut!
We played like one unit throughout the series & ever♐yone contributed to our winning cause. Pakistan Zindabad 🇵🇰✌️
— Khushdil Shah (@KhushdilShah_)

Thank you Multan , you were amazing ❤️
Another series win 🏆 3/0
1 MoM Khusdil/Babar
2 MoM M.Nawaz
3 MoM Shadab Khan
Man of the series Imam
Different match winners on each day .
Well done Babar&co 👏🏻
— Muhammad Wasim (@MuhammadWasim77)

Highest scores at number 7 for Pakistan in ODIs:
109* Abdul Razzaq v S Africa in 2010
89* Sohaib Maqsood v Sri Lanka in 2014
89 Abdul Razzaq v New Zealand in 2004
88 Shahid Afridi v S Africa in 2013
86 Shadab Khan v West Indies today
86 Wasim Akram v Australia in 1990
— Saj Sadiq (@SajSadiqCricket)