Shaheen Afridi takes Pakistan captain’s hand off his shoulder.
Pakistan cricket team lost their first match of the World Test Championship (WTC) on Sunday as Bangladesh registered a 10-wicket win in the series-opener in Rawalpindi.
It was a big victory for Bangladesh as the win was one of its kind.
It is important to mention that, this was Bangladesh’s first Test win over Pakistan home or away.
The visitors now lead 1-0 in the two-match series with the series decider to be played at the same venue from August 30.
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However, after the match, a video involving captain Shan Masood and star pacer Shaheen Afridi has shared widely online, which has got the internet assuming that all is not well in Pakistan cricket.
In the video, Shan was standing next to Shaheen during a team hurdle when the latter removed the former’s arms from his shoulders.
As Shaheen Afridi takes Pakistan captain’s hand off his shoulder, watch video here:
When there is no unity!
There is no will!#PAKvsBAN pic.twitter.com/G4m2sjLyyC— Shaharyar Azhar (@azhar_shaharyar) August 25, 2024
This video comes a day after a clip of Shan having a heated conversation with head coach Jason Gillespie had rounds on the social media.
Recapping the match, spinners Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Shakib Al Hasan took seven wickets between them to secure Bangladesh’s maiden win over Pakistan in five-day cricket.
Mehidy grabbed 4-21 and Shakib 3-44 to trigger a Pakistan collapse on the fifth day, with the home side dismissed for 146 runs in 55.5 overs.
That left Bangladesh a target of just 30 runs, which openers Zakir Hasan and Shadman Islam reached in 6.3 overs.
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Mohammad Rizwan top-scored for Pakistan in the second innings with 51, including six boundaries, but the home team were staring at defeat on 108-6 at lunch.
A holiday crowd of nearly 5,000 expected Pakistan to fight out a draw but Mehidy bowled Rizwan and trapped last man Mohammad Ali for a duck in successive overs.
Zakir (15) hit the winning boundary, with Shadman at the other end unbeaten on nine, as their squad celebrated a memorable victory.
