A national team player in West India’s Crite Jomel Warrican has played a big role for his team in the second trial against the Pakistani National Crite Team. The last game of the series between two teams took place at the Multan Crickket Stadium in Multan.
Jomel Warrican intertwined the net around the perpetrator of the Pakistani National Crusade and made sure to help his team win the test match and draw. It seemed that a player with his left hand could not play because he had been tormented by the hosts a lot and constantly jerked them with strong blows.
Jomel Warrican won the last goalkeeper for his team, helping Wi Win to win his first test match in Pakistan over a long period of 34
Warrican chose the last goalkeeper for his team and helped them write history. He removed the player of Pakistani national team team Sajid Khan, enabling the National Western India’s national team to win in his first test match in Pakistan over the age of 34.
Warrican threw out a flatter ball on off, to which Sajid Khan pushed himself forward, stayed against his leg, then tried to hit him in off-gray. He got a shot under the edge, and the ball bounced on the stumps and sent a Pakistani national team to the cricket.
What attracted to many is the celebration of Jomela Warrican after replacing Sajid Khan. The left hand spiner imitated the celebration of Pakistani Spinner Bedrom Pet/Gabbar and also designed the celebration ‘You Can’t See Me’ John Cene:
Look: Jomel Warrican returns him to Sajid Khan, thinks of the ‘You can’t see me’ celebration
Here’s a video:
Sajid Khan yesterday for Warrican – Warrican today for Sajid Khan.#Pathwi | #Pakistani cricket pic.twitter.com/ahrlokmdby
– Grassrots Crickket (@grassrotscric) 27 January 2025
Specifically, when Sajid Khan removed Jomela Warrican in changes to West Indies, he reached the same celebration. But the Western India national team in a crisis made sure to return his service and conceived something similar.
Warrican chose five Wickeke and returned with figures of 5/27. His amazing ball magic helped the Western India’s National Crusade to raise the Pakistani national crisletter team for 133 runs to win in a 120 run match and equalize the 1-1 series.
“𝙔𝙤𝙪 𝙘𝙖𝙣’𝙩 𝙨𝙚𝙚 𝙢𝙚!” 👋
Warrican certainly did not see that big skin of Sajid Khan! 👀#Pathvwionfancode pic.twitter.com/ofjiu5qf2q
– Fancode (@fancode) 26. January 2025
Variations in pace, hitting the same length over and over, only maintaining the same length were the key to success – Jomel Warrican
Talking about his performance, Warrican said it was important for him to manage the ball speed. He also said that they supported themselves to get a match. Speaking after the game, he explained:
“The speeds were very important, the bowling was very effective and when I elaborated it, it went to my advantage ./ I was just supporting myself, supporting my ability to find borders and rotation of blows.
We wanted to win the game, we believed after throwing them out for a cheap sum in the first change. Variations in the pace, hitting the same length over and over, only maintaining the same length was the key to success. “
