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A hat-trick is always a lovable thing for any bowler. If there are four doors in a row, it also cooks directly! Even if the bowler reaches seventh heaven, there is nothing to be surprised about. 20-year-old fast pitcher from Pakistan, Shahin Shah Afridi, has done such a feat.
Shahin Afridi did not return to the country after the Pakistan national team’s tour of England. He signed a contract with Hampshire and stayed in England to play in the Vitality Blast T20 tournament. Although the tournament was not a very good cut. However, in the last game, the young southpaw set a record with a double hat-trick.
The loser was Hampshire, who lost six straight games in the fight between Middlesex and Hampshire at the bottom of the table on Sunday night. Hampshire’s innings were stopped at 141 runs after winning the last match to end the tournament positively. Middlesex score easy goals.
Chasing the 142-run goal, Middlesex lost 6 wickets by just 60 runs in 14 overs. Shahin Afridi took the sixth gate. John Simpson and Tom Hem then added 39 runs in just 3 overs for the seventh wicket. Afridi came in the 16th over of innings with his last over. Middlesex had to score 23 runs of 18 balls to win.
Simpson singled from the first ball of that switch, and Hem struck back at Simpson with the second ball. Hem couldn’t go to the batting end after that. Shahin Afridi broke the tie by throwing Simpson for 47 on the third ball of the over. Steven Finn, Thilan Walavita and Tim Murtagh also dived for the remaining three balls for their first career double hat-trick.
Vitality Blast is the first double triplet on English soil. Hampshire won the game by 20 runs with the help of this magic four-ball from Shahin Shah. Which stopped his six-game losing streak. However, for the first time since 2006, the team has finished the league from the bottom of the table.
Shahin Afridi, who has taken just one wicket for 191 runs in the previous six games, has taken six wickets for just 19 runs. Afridi became the first and sixth Pakistani bowler to take four wickets in four consecutive T20s.
Caribbean all-rounder Andre Russell was the first to remove four four-ball terrains in the T20. After that, Bangladesh fast pitcher Al Amin Hossain, Afghan pitcher Rashid Khan, Sri Lankan fast pitcher Lasith Malinga and Indian fast pitcher Abhimanyu Mithun have built this feat one by one. Among them, the fame of Rashid and Malinga is once again in the International Twenty20.
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– Hampshire Cricket (@hantscricket) September 20, 2020
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