In the fourth T20I showdown between Pakistan and New Zealand at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium, Pakistan captain Babar Azam’s decision to field first after winning the toss set the stage for an intense battle. New Zealand’s innings gained momentum as they posted a challenging total.
A standout moment unfolded when Pakistan’s dynamic all-rounder, Shadab Khan, showcased his exceptional fielding skills. As New Zealand’s Mark Chapman aimed to accelerate the scoring, a delivery from Iftikhar Ahmed outside off-stump tempted him.
Chapman attempted a forceful shot, only to be denied by Shadab’s stunning athleticism. Positioned strategically at cover, Shadab leaped into the air, defying gravity, to pluck the ball with precision and timing, leaving the stadium in awe.
Meanwhile, amidst Shadab’s brilliance, New Zealand’s batsman Tim Robinson stole the spotlight with a masterful display of batting. With a perfect blend of elegance and aggression, the 21-year-old opener showcased impeccable technique and timing. Robinson’s innings of 51 runs off 36 deliveries, embellished with boundaries and towering sixes, propelled New Zealand to a competitive total, captivating the crowd with his remarkable performance.
