ISLAMABAD: Tall, broad-shouldered Mohammad Zeeshan (6-19), who became the second Pakistan junior pace bowler to pick six wickets in an under-19 match against another country, was delighted at achieving the landmark.
Zeeshan is the second Pakistani to have done that after Shaheen Shah Afridi who picked 6 for 13 representing Pakistan juniors.
“I am delighted to know that I am the second Pakistan bowler after Shaheen Shah to have achieved the landmark. I am more excited to have helpe the team win the Junior Asia Cup match against Nepal,” he said.
The pacer said that he tried to bowl at a good line and length. “That helped me a lot. I kept the ball at a good length and made the batsmen play each delivery. That ultimately fetched me wickets. I am thankful to Allah Almighty for helping our team win the match with ease.”
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