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India’s Arshdeep Singh dismisses Pakistan’s Babar Azam for duck on his maiden T20 World cup ball: Watch
- India face Pakistan in a high octane clash at the T20 World Cup
- Rohit Sharma won the toss and decided to bowl first
- Arshdeep SIngh removed Babar Azam for a golden duck
Indian pacer Arshdeep Singh‘s first ball in a World Cup saw Pakistan skipper Babar Azam gone for a first ball golden duck. Azam lost his wicket in the first ball of the second over in India vs Pakistan T20 World Cup 2022 played at Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday.
Watch the dismissal here –
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The youngster made a brilliant start to his spell, throwing a beautiful inswinger in his debut World Cup delivery. He beat Azam due to the massive movement in the air. As soon as Indian team appealed, the umpire raised his finger to give Arshdeep Singh his first wicket. Azam immediately took the DRS, however it clearly showed that the ball pitched in line, with impact in line and the ball hitting the leg-stump.
In the same over itself, India could have sent another batter back to the pavilion. Incoming batter Shan Masood gave a slight punch in the fifth ball. The ball went straight into the hands of Virat Kohli, as he attempted to direct hit from mid-off to the bowler’s end but was unsuccessful. Masood was far beyond his crease and would have got out had it been a direct hit.
Singh, however, did not stop there as he took out the other dangerous opener, Mohammed Rizwan in his second over of the spell. The pacer beat Rizwan with an extra bounce as he hooked the ball to fine leg, where Bhuvaneshwar Kumar completed an easy catch.
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