Daryl Mitchell’s Six Hits Camera, Then Babar Azam Does This. Watch | Cricket News

The followers noticed an attention-grabbing second through the second T20I match between New Zealand and Pakistan, after a six from Daryl Mitchell’s bat obtained hit to a digicam. The incident passed off within the eleventh over of New Zealand’s innings, when Daryl smashed a robust shot in the direction of the long-off on Abbas Afridi’s supply. The ball went straight and obtained hit to a digicam which was positioned throughout the boundary line. However, what occurred subsequent was completely surprising as Pakistan batter Babar Azam went to the cameraman and gave him a high-five. 

This gesture from Babar left the commentators in splits. The video quickly went viral on social media because the followers had been completely impressed with Babar’s candy gesture. 

Ball hitting the digicam

Babar checking digicam and giving excessive 5 to digicam man#PAKvsNZ#PAKvNZ #PakistanCricketTeam #INDvsBAN #ViratKohli pic.twitter.com/Zmn2f1s6HI

— salman 🏏 (@Salman15788627) January 14, 2024

Talking concerning the match, Finn Allen blasted 74 off 41 balls as New Zealand posted 194-8 within the second Twenty20 worldwide towards Pakistan in Hamilton. Opener Allen struck seven fours and 5 sixes for the house aspect after they had been requested to bat at Seddon Park, though the innings misplaced form when he was dismissed within the thirteenth over.

Pakistan might want to rating 195 to sq. the five-match sequence 1-1 after a convincing 46-run defeat within the opening sport in Auckland on Friday.

New Zealand had been 111 for one on the halfway level however suffered a serious setback quickly afterwards when Kane Williamson was compelled to retire damage for 26.

The veteran captain strained his hamstring whereas finishing a run and the workforce mentioned he would take no additional half within the match.

Allen powered on in trademark big-hitting vogue earlier than being bowled by a googly from leg-spinner Usama Mir.

New Zealand’s remaining batters struggled, with tempo bowler Haris Rauf significantly adept over the closing overs, ending with 3-38.

Mitchell Santner produced a late flourish of 25 runs, having missed the primary sport after testing constructive for Covid-19.

(With AFP Inputs)