Babar out for 33 but Pak in control

June 11, 2024 23:03

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Spinner Bin Zafar to bowl his final over. He keeps things tight as he gives away just three singles from the first four balls.

Babar uses his feet to loft the spinner over midwicket but gets just two runs as the fielder in the deep dives to his left to stop the boundary.

The last ball is a dot as Bin Zafar concedes five runs from the 14th over.

Pakistan need 26 from six overs for victory.

Pacer Heyliger is back into the attack. Babar looks to loft it down the ground but fails to get it off the middle before he plays a nice straight drive as the fielder at mid-off dives to his right to keep it down to two runs.

He perishes two balls later as he looks to run it down to thirdman but gets the edge and is caught behind for 33 from as many balls.

Fakhar Zaman gets off the mark with a single on the off-side and Rizwan picks one off the last ball.

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