“Kabaddi”: Shikhar Dhawan Hilariously Mocks Mohammad Rizwan Over Viral Act | Cricket News

Mohammad Rizwan’s preventing knock could not forestall one other defeat for Pakistan within the fourth T20I in opposition to New Zealand in Christchurch on Saturday. Rizwan hit an unbeaten 90 to take Pakistan Pakistan to a preventing rating of 158 on a tough batting observe. Apart from his batting, Rizwan additionally caught the eye of the followers along with his hilarious antics on the bottom. Veteran India batter Shikhar Dhawan was additionally amazed by Rizwan as he trolled the batter for his hilarious operating between the wickets.

Taking to social media, Dhawan shared images of Rizwan making an attempt to finish the run with using his gloves.

“Kabaddi Kabaddi Kabaddi,” Dhawan captioned the submit.

Kabaddi Kabaddi Kabaddi#shortrun pic.twitter.com/4nKUeTNevi

— Shikhar Dhawan (@SDhawan25) January 19, 2024

With the sequence already within the bag, New Zealand’s Daryl Mitchell has been pulled out of Kiwi’s fifth T20I match in opposition to Pakistan to handle his workload.

New Zealand head coach Gary Stead confirmed that the 32-year-old was given a break since “important Test matches” are on the best way for the Kiwis.

He added that because the hosts have already gained the T20I sequence in opposition to Pakistan it was the very best time to provide him a break.

“We’ve made a call to give Daryl Mitchell a break from this game. We’ve obviously got some important Test matches leading up. Daryl’s a three-format player, so it’s really important that we do manage his workload over this period. He’s highly likely to play a big part in the rest of our [home] season. So we just thought this is an opportune time [to give him a break], given the series is won,” Stead was quoted by ESPNcricinfo as saying.

Mitchell at the moment is the third-highest run scorer within the sequence, with 158 runs after participating in 4 video games with a strike price of 183.72. He smashed 13 fours and seven sixes.

The ultimate T20I recreation in opposition to Pakistan will likely be performed on Sunday at Hagley Oval in Christchurch.

(With ANI Inputs)