PAK vs SA: Babar Azam, Rizwan hilariously ask SA batsman if he has edged the ball – WATCH
Published on: Jan 29, 2021 6:45 pm IST|Updated on: Jan 29, 2021 7:11 pm IST
The DRS is a tricky subject and most cricketers have had a hard time deciding whether to opt for a review or not. Pakistan skipper Babar Azam faced this dilemma and such was his confusion that he in fact ended up asking the batsman whether he has edged the ball.
Watch: Babar Azam, Rizwan hilariously ask SA batsman if he has edged the ball
The incident happened during the 53rd over of South Africa’s second innings. South African batsman Rassie van der Dussen was beaten by a delivery from Pakistan spinner Nauman Ali. The right-hander failed to read the straighter one from Ali. The ball missed Dussen’s forward defense and crashed on his front pad.
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Pakistani fielders got excited and appealed for leg-before wicket. But the umpire didn’t budge. As it was a close call, Pakistan discussed about referring the decision to the third umpire. However, skipper Babar Azam was unsure about the Dussen having an inside-edge. He discussed with the wicket-keeper Mohammad Rizwan about it and suddenly from nowhere, asked the batsman whether he has hit the ball. The spontaneous reaction from Azam made even the commentators laugh.
You can watch the entire incident of Babar Azam and Rizwan hilariously asking SA batsman if he has edged the ball here:
Ball hits the pad they appeal umpire gives not out
Babar: Isse puch balla laga hai balla?
Rizwan: Yeh Nh Bta rha ???? pic.twitter.com/IQGsXNNm8i— Team Babar Azam ??? (@TeamBabar_india) January 28, 2021
Pakistan win the first Test by 7 wickets.Â
The hosts delivered a thumping performance in the second innings to win the first Test. Nauman Ali picked a five-wicket haul and Yasir Shah claimed 4 wickets to restrict South Africa to 245 runs in their second innings.
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And then the hosts chased down the target of 88 runs in 23 overs and lost only 3 wickets. Pakistan lost both the openers with just 23 runs on the board but skipper B Azam batted with solidarity and made 30 runs from 39 balls. Azhar Ali kept one end secured and scored 31 runs from 47 balls and remained not-out.
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