Pakistan Cricket Board launched video of Pakistani gamers’ music Dil Dil Pakistan Celebrations after their beautiful victory over New Zealand within the T20 World Cup semi-final in Sydney on Wednesday.
In the video, quick bowlers Naseem Shah and Haris Rauf are seen singing together with younger Mohammad Haris.
There is an effective temper within the camp after the Men in Green beat New Zealand by seven wickets. Captain Babar Azam and his accomplice in offense Mohammad Rizwan each scored half-centuries whereas chasing 152 runs. What appeared a troublesome floor at first was caring for the Pakistan openers scoring 105 runs.
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Kane Williamson stated after the match, ‘Very disappointing to see Pakistan not working exhausting. They had been glorious. We had been defeated.”
Mohammad Rizwan was declared participant of the match for his 57 (43).
Mohammad Rizwan after scoring 50 towards New Zealand within the World Cup semi-final. (supply: file)
Earlier, the Kiwis struggled within the innings after dropping two early wickets within the powerplay and dropping to Glenn Phillips quickly after the powerplay. At 49-3, the Blackcaps seemed to be in a little bit of a pickle, though Kane Williamson and Daryl Mitchell briefly prolonged the innings to take them to a good whole. Mitchell and Williamson added 68 runs for the fourth wicket. Mitchell scored 53 (35).
The Kiwi captain felt about his bowling “We had been put beneath stress early on. Pakistan bowled very nicely. We managed to get a few of the momentum again with an unimaginable knock from Mitchell. At the half stage we realized it was a aggressive whole. The wicket was a bit powerful.”
Pakistani left-arm bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi bowled good spells and took two wickets in his quota of 4.
Pakistan has entered the ultimate of T20 World Cup for the third time. He will face the winner of the India-England match on the MCG on Sunday.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
