Shaheen Shah Afridi, a prominent Pakistani cricketer, demonstrated his hard-hitting batting prowess while leading his team to an exciting victory in the present T20 Blast in England.
At Riverside Ground, Shaheen, playing for the Nottinghamshire Outlaws, hit a straight six in the final over to help his team defeat Durham and reach the target.
In their allowed 20 overs while batting first, Durham scored a total of 169 runs. In order to prevent Shaheen from rattling his stumps, Ollie Robinson scored 50 runs off 38 balls, including six boundaries.
The left-arm fast bowler only had one wicket and gave up 39 runs in his four overs, while Steven Mullaney and Conor McKerr each had three and two.
As a result, Nottinghamshire was able to complete the task of chasing down the score. Alex Hales contributed 65 runs off 46 balls before Shaheen Afridi hit a huge blow in the final over.
It’s important to note that the left-handed cricketer has gained attention for his powerful hitting after turning in standout performances in the Pakistan Super League (PSL).
Shaheen contributed to his team’s massive 200-run total during the PSL 8 final game with a scorching 44* off only 15 balls that included two fours and five sixes.
Former cricketer Mohammad Amir suggested that Shaheen Afridi may develop into a complete all-rounder if he concentrated on his hard-hitting abilities after the game.