Same batter, same bowler, same last over and same situation. That is, 11 runs and 6 balls, Pakistani fast bowler Naseem Shah repeated the history as a batsman.
In the second ODI at Hambantota, Pakistan needed 11 runs from 6 balls, the fast bowler of the Afghanistan cricket team was Fazlul Haque Farooqui and Naseem Shah was standing in front, then the same thing happened as happened last year.
Naseem played brilliant strokes on the bowling of Fazal to give Pakistan a victory by one wicket.
The same thing happened in the Asia Cup T20 last year on September 7, the last over was 11 runs. Fazal had the ball in his hand and Naseem had the bat in his hand, Naseem hit two sixes off two balls to make Pakistan win.
After turning the dream of victory into a nightmare by the same bowler both times, there was no change in Naseem Shah’s style of celebration.
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