Watch: Pakistan Fan Steals Energy Drink Bottles From Shadab Khan’s Crate During The Third ODI Vs The Netherlands
Shadab Khan for Pakistan with Haris Rauf (Image Source: Twitter)
Pakistan team just completed a clean sweep over the Netherlands in the three-match ODI series on 21 August 2022. The home side put up good fights in both the first and last match of the series. However, Pakistan only won the second match convincingly. But, a funny incident took place during the third and final ODI match.
The incident involved Pakistan spinner, Shadab Khan. He was not in the playing XI for the final match of the series. But, he got involved in a funny incident with a Pakistan fan. The video got viral and it got circulated quickly all over the internet.
Here is the shared video on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/Shadab_senpai/status/1561631484083159040?t=IzVvcVAZ-JjyxVVlW0BjuQ&s=19
Shadab Khan scored 48* runs and took one wicket in this series against the Netherlands
Speaking of the video, Shadab Khan was walking near the boundary hoardings with Haris Rauf. Then, one Pakistani fan walked up to him from the crowd. Shadab khan thought that the fan came for taking a photo or autograph. Meanwhile, it turned out to be a completely different thing for Shadab Khan.
But, the fan snatched away two energy drink bottles from his crate. Shadab Khan was fully surprised as he shouted: “Ek hi pakad na (Roughly translated to – Just take one).” But, the fan walked away with both the bottles while the crowd cheered him on. Meanwhile, Haris Rauf was also not happy with such action from that fan.
Now, speaking about the third match of the series, Pakistan batted first after winning the toss. They put up a score of 206 runs in 49.4 overs. Only, Babar Azam was the highest scorer with 91 runs off 125 balls, including seven fours and two sixes. In reply, the Netherlands batters put up a great fight. They managed to score only 197 runs in 49.2 overs as they lost the match by 9 runs. Naseem Shah was the player of the match for his impressive bowling figures. He took five wickets for 33 runs in 10 overs, at an economy of 3.30.
