HARARE – Pakistani young off-spinner Bilal Asif took his first five wicket haul in One Day International (ODI) against Zimbabwe at Harare Sports Club.
Bilal Asif sent back five host team batsmen and put Pakistan on driving seat. Bilal Asif selected from Pakistan’s domestic team Sialkot Region team.
Bilal Asif took 5 for 25 in his ten over spell. Imad Wasim and Mohammad Irfan managed to get one wicket each.
After a stunning start, Zimbabwe have lost five back to back wickets to give Pakistan some breathing space in third and final match.
Zimbabwean batsman cleared their intentions straightaway in first five overs when they showed no respect to world’s one of the best bowling attack of Pakistan.
Opener CJ Chibhabha was the first one to fall with his 48 of 76 balls on the total of 89 in 19th over while BB Chari was the second wicket fell for Zimbabwe on 100, he scored 4.
Pakistan came back strongly with these two wickets and got two more wickets to push Zimbabwe on back foot.
Bilal Asif then sent Williams, Chigumbura and Sikndar back to hut for 5, 0 and 2 runs respectively.
Pakistan are now totally on top of the game.
Zimbabwe so far are 133/7 in 33th over.
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