Watch: Angry Pakistan Shaheens player throws bat, yells at partner after horrible run out
A heated moment unfolded during a cricket match between Pakistan Shaheens and Bangladesh A when opening batter Nafay and Yasir Khan were involved in a run-out incident in the 12th over, leading to visible frustration and confrontation between the teammates.
The incident occurred after the opening partnership had built a strong foundation of 118 runs in the first 11 overs, with both batters having scored half-centuries.
The run-out occurred on the first ball of the 12th over when Khan faced right-arm pacer Mrittunjoy Chowdhury. Khan attempted to flick a ball that was angling across him into the leg side, which hit his pads and rolled across the pitch. Nafay immediately started running for a single while Khan hesitated to check if the ball was rolling back towards his stumps.
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Despite Khan's signal to stop, Nafay continued his run down the pitch. Khan took a step forward before deciding against the single, but by then, the wicketkeeper had nearly collected the ball. Although Nafay tried to make it back to his crease, the ball was thrown accurately to Chowdhury at the non-striker's end, who removed the bails with Nafay well short of his ground.
The dismissal triggered an immediate and intense reaction from Nafay, who threw his bat onto the ground in frustration.
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He then turned towards Khan and displayed his anger through aggressive gestures, throwing his arms out and pointing at his partner.
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The incident affected the team's momentum as Khan was dismissed in the following over. However, the Pakistan Shaheens team managed to recover from these setbacks.
The Pakistan Shaheens went on to post a substantial total of 227 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in their allocated 20 overs. Abdul Samad contributed to the team's total by scoring a half-century, helping to stabilise the innings after the run-out incident.
Bangladesh A's chase proved unsuccessful as they were bowled out for 148 runs. The Pakistan Shaheens secured a comprehensive victory with an 80-run margin.
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