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In a display of audacious stroke play, Pakistan batter Aamer Jamal left cricket enthusiasts in awe with a nonchalant reverse sweep that sailed over the boundary ropes for six during his scintillating 82-run knock on Day 1 of the ongoing third Test match against Australia.
Video of Aamer Jamal’s audacious hit goes viral
The remarkable moment occurred during the 74th over of Pakistan’s first innings when Nathan Lyon, the seasoned Australian spinner, delivered a teasing ball. Jamal, displaying sheer confidence and innovation, executed a perfectly timed reverse sweep that not only defied convention but also added six crucial runs to his team’s total.
Jamal’s blazing knock was a standout feature of Pakistan’s innings, injecting much-needed momentum and flair. His innings included nine fours and four sixes that showcased both his skill and fearless approach against the Australian bowling attack, who once sent back five Pakistan batters back to the pavilion for just 96 runs.
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The reverse sweep, often considered a high-risk shot, was played with finesse by Jamal, leaving fans and cricket pundits alike applauding the audacity and precision of the stroke. The footage of the shot has since gone viral on social media platforms, with fans marvelling at the elegance and effectiveness of Jamal’s unconventional stroke play.
Here’s the video:
Reverse sweep six! Are you kidding!
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Pakistan post 313 runs on the scoreboard in their first innings
Thanks to a resilient comeback by the Pakistani bꩵatters as t൲he visitors recovered from 96/5 after opting to bat first.
Facing early setbacks with openers falling without scoring, Pakistan witnessed their skipper Shan Masood (35) and Babar Azam (26) unable to capitalize on their starts. However, the innings found stability through the contribution of wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan, who scored an impressive 88.
Following a five-wicket haul by Australian captain Pat Cummins that had Pakistan struggling at 227/9, Aamer Jamal and Mir Hamza joined forces. Together, they orchestrated an 86-run partnership, guiding Pakistan to a total of 313 in their first inning♕s.
Aamer Jamal was outstanding today 👊
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This late resurgence in their batting performance showcased the determination and fighting spir♛it of Pakistan.
