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Pakistan dominate first Test innings after Hasan, Shaheen skittle Zimbabwe AFP 30th April, 2021 09:42:14 Pakistan dominated the opening day of the first Test against Zimbabwe on the back of some destructive pace bowling by Hasan Ali and Shaheen Shah Afridi in Harare on Thursday. Hasan finished with 4-53 while Afridi grabbed 4-43 as Zimbabwe — who won the toss and batted — were dismissed for a paltry 176 on a slow pitch at Harare Sports Club. Abid Ali then replied with a solid unbeaten 56 while fellow opener Imran Butt made 43 not out as Pakistan closed the day on 103 without loss. Both Ab...

ALSO READ The 21-year old fast bowler achieved the feat in his 16th Test match, equaling the record of the former captain, Wasim Akram, who also took his 50th wicket at the age of 21, and in his 16th Test match. Shaheen was ably supported by his fellow fast bowler, Hasan Ali, who has been in a rich vein of form ever since his comeback to the national team. Hasan also claimed four wickets in the first innings, taking his total Test wickets tally to 43 in just 11 Test matches. Hasan was all praises for Shaheen after the end of play yesterday, and he believes that both of them work extremely wel...

Image: ReutersZimbabwe won the toss and elected to bat. Seamers Shaheen Afridi and Hasan Ali took four wickets each as Pakistan seized control of the first test against Zimbabwe on the opening day at the Harare Sports Club on Thursday. The pair helped the tourists dismiss their hosts for 176 in the first innings, before Pakistan reached 103 without the loss of a wicket in reply at the close to trail by 73 runs in the first game of the two-match series. Openers Abid Ali (56 not out) and Imran Butt (43 not out) looked assured on a placid wicket and will seek to give their side a big first-innin...

Pak vs Zim: First Test, Day 2 – Match Report – April 30

Pakistan batsmen grind on against Zimbabwe in first Test 30 Apr 2021 / 22:00 H. HARARE: Imran Butt (pix) led the way for Pakistan with a dogged 71 not out but it was slow going on the second morning of the first Test against Zimbabwe on Friday as the batsmen added just 59 runs in 32 overs. Butt lost fellow opener Abid Ali for 60 but Azhar Ali, 23 not out, came in to help take Pakistan to 162-1 at lunch, still 14 runs behind the Zimbabwe first innings of 176 all out. Resuming on 103 without loss, the Pakistan openers struggled to get the bowlers away on a sluggish pitch at the Harare Sport...