In the first Test against Sri Lanka, Pakistan’s Naseem Shah and Saud Shakeel formed a remarkable 94-run partnership for the 9th wicket, helping their team amass a total of 461 runs in the first innings. Saud Shakeel’s double century was the highlight of the innings, but it wouldn’t have been possible without Naseem Shah’s determined 78-ball stay at the crease.
Sohail Criticizes Naseem's Batting
While many praised Naseem’s resilience with the bat, he faced harsh criticism from Pakistan’s Aamir Sohail, who was commentating alongside Ramiz Raja during the match. Sohail remarked that Naseem needs to develop his “brain muscle” despite his tailender position and impressive batting performance. During the commentary, Ramiz Raja mentioned that Naseem Shah had no problem in developing his batting skills.
Sohail Critiques Naseem Shah
However, Aamir Sohail expressed his views differently, stating that Naseem needs to work on developing his “brain muscle” to become a better cricketer and bowler. Sohail’s comments received criticism on social media from fans. Naseem Shah’s crucial 78-ball 6-run innings played a significant role in helping Pakistan reach a total of 450+ runs in the first innings.
Shakeel, Naseem's Key Partnership
With the double-centurion Saud Shakeel’s milestone becoming possible due to Naseem’s resilience and partnership in the 94-run stand for the 9th wicket. Shakeel acknowledged Naseem’s support and backing during his marathon knock on Day 3.
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