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NZ vs Pak ODI: In ODI debut against Pakistan, Pakistan origin Mohammad Abbas set a world record by hitting a half -century in 24 balls. On the basis of his brilliant innings, New Zealand team set 5 …Read more
Fifty rooted in the first match. (Blackcaps)
Highlights
- Mohammad Abbas scored a half -century in 24 balls in ODI debut.
- Abbas played a rapid innings of 52 runs off 26 balls.
- New Zealand scored 344 runs against Pakistan.
New Delhi. In the first match of the ongoing ODI series between Pakistan and New Zealand, the son of a former cricketer from Pakistan also came to the fray from Kiwi team today. Mohammad Abbas, son of Azhar Abbas, who made a fan in domestic cricket for Pakistan, made his debut. In his first match, 21 -year -old Abbas played a rapid innings of 52 runs off 26 balls. During this time, three fours and as many sixes came from his bat. In his debut match, Mohammad Abbas was seen batting with a 200 strikearet. He scored a half -century in just 24 balls and made the world record of the fastest fifty on her debut in ODI cricket. With this great performance, he left behind Krunal Pandya of India, who scored a half -century off 26 balls in his debut ODI.
Father Azhar Abbas has played 21 first-class matches in Pakistan’s domestic cricket. Apart from this, he also played 15 List A and 19 T20 matches in domestic cricket. Despite this, he could not make his debut in the international team of Pakistan. Cricket’s passion in Betai Mohammad Abbas was from childhood. He was attracted to this game since the age of 3 years. In view of his passion, New Zealand cricket gave him a place in his talent development program at the age of 16. The fruits of his hard work and dedication were now seen on the international stage, when he created history in his first match.
New Zealand hit 345 runs
New Zealand won the toss and decided to bat first and with the help of Mohammad Abbas’s stormy innings, scored 344 runs for 9 wickets in 50 overs. Apart from Abbas, Mark Chapman played a century of 132 runs, which brought the team to a strong position. Abbas’s aggressive game brought Pakistani bowlers under pressure, due to which New Zealand set a huge target of 345 runs in front of Pakistan. This performance of this young player of Pakistani origin against his birthplace team is shocking. This shows that talent does not consider the obligation of any country or border. In his debut match itself, Abbas proved that he can become the big face of New Zealand cricket in future. Now everyone’s eyes are on whether Pakistan will be able to achieve this challenging goal.
