The star of Afghanistan National National Crickket team for the burning versatile Azmatullah Omarzai abolished on Friday, February 21, the leg of the national team for the cricket of southern Africa, Marc Jansen.
The Afghan National Cricket and National Cricket Team in South Africa lock the horns to each other in the third match of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in Nacional in Karachi.
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Marco Jansen Bags Golden Duck
After choosing first in the match, South Africa posted a good total of 315/6 on the board. Ryan Rickelton hit an exceptional century and did not let his team miss Heinrich Klaasen, who was excluded from the match due to injury.
Rickelton displayed a master class and finished his inserts with a 103 -run 103 rating, with 7 fours and 1 six. Apart from him, Tembo Bavuma, Razi Van der Dussen and Aiden Markkram hit the great fifties for Proteas.
One player for which the South African team management would expect to play Quickfire Ubacje, while the lower order descent would be Marco Jansen.
However, the versatile disappointed his team as he went to the hut without opening his account. On the second ball in the 49th year, Azmatullah Omarzai bought the ball of 136 km / km / h, Marc Jansen, who stood tall and tried to hit the middle but missed the shot.
Marco Jansen left a big gap between his bat and a pad, and the ball continued to eradicate the leg, delighting AzmaTullah Omarzai, who ended up with figures 39/1 in his 6 additions.
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What happened in the previous game of Afghanistan?
The previous game of Afghanistan was against Zimbabwe on December 21, 2024. They continued their dominance over Chevrons in that game and achieved a win of eight winches in the third ODO in Harare to finish the 2-0 series after the first match washed out.
Winning throwing and chooses in a bowl, and Afghan bowlers have brought a dominant performance. The star of the match was Spinner Am Ghazanfar, who walked through the Zimbabwe line with a stunning with a five winch (5/33).
Rashid Khan gave him excellent support, claiming 3/38, while Azmatullah Omarzai and Fareed Ahmad put into a rock.
Zimbabwe fought from the beginning, and Sean Williams was a lone warrior for them, achieving a good 60 of 61 balls, but his efforts could not prevent Zimbabwe with 127 in just 30.1 addition.
Chasing the target, Afghanistan began cautiously. Sediquellah Atal soon found his rhythm and hit 52 out of 50 balls, including four squares and two six. He received good support from Abdul Malik, who played a 29 -year -old knock.
After the duo came out, the hashmatullah Shahidi (20*) and Rahmat Shah (17*) united forces to direct their team to a pleasant victory because they reached the goal in 26.5 turns with 139Ball.
