Naseem Shah, the highly talented fast bowler from Pakistan, has broken a new world record in the field of ODI cricket. The 20-year-old prodigy achieved this feat by claiming a total of 20 wickets in just six matches, surpassing the previous record of 19 held by Matt Henry.
In the opening One Day International (ODI) match between Pakistan and New Zealand at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Naseem Shah’s remarkable display of skills played a significant role in restricting the Kiwi team to a total of 288 runs. Even though the pitch was considered batting-friendly, Naseem managed to give away only 29 runs in his 10 overs, while also claiming two crucial wickets. This outstanding performance by Naseem Shah proved to be a game-changer for Pakistan.
In the latest match, he stood out as the most cost-effective bowler with an impressive economy rate of 2.90. Despite not securing a wicket early on, his remarkable opening spell hindered New Zealand from gaining momentum. As his spell neared its end, he demonstrated his prowess by dismissing Rachin Ravindra and Adam Milne with back-to-back wickets on the last two deliveries.
In a spectacular display of skill and talent, Naseem smashed a record by taking a remarkable 20 wickets in his first six ODI matches. Naseem surpassed the previous record of 19 wickets held by Matt Henry.
Naseem Shah has been making waves in the world of cricket since his debut in the ODI format last year. Shah’s impressive track record is gearing up to bring his A-game to the upcoming ODI World Cup this year.
Naseem’s exceptional performance has earned him well-deserved recognition as one of the best young talents in international cricket. This remarkable achievement set a new standard for budding fast bowlers and testament to Naseem’s immense potential and skill.
