It was Shaheen Afridi’s initial burst of the best four overs, and within his 15 balls, Usama Mir drops simple catch. The reactions on X, just of two types. Some celebrating the simplest of the catch dropped and some others shocked. A feel for Shaheen Shah Afridi, who deserves wickets always in his first burst. This is what Pakistan way of cricket, which Usama Mir did on the field. He did bowl his quota of 10 overs.
Australia since then looked as if nothing happened even if they had lost couple of wickets. Aggression was always on Mitchell Marsh’s innings and David Warner made full use of the drop catch. Shaheen was disappointed and so the fans, but not all cricket fans. Here is all they posted on X as something not so unusual:
Usama Mir to Everyone:
(Sic) ooh my GOD #UsamaMir #AUSvsPAK Simple Catch Dropped
by USAMA MIR
Just PAKISTANI THINGS
This is the turning point of today’s match !! #PAKvsAUS #UsamaMir
(Sic) This is the turning point of today’s match !!#PAKvsAUS #UsamaMir
Australia since then looked as if nothing happened even if they had lost couple of wickets, aggression was always on, and on Mitchell Marsh’s innings. David Warner made full use of the drop catch.
He played to his potential and both batters made full use of Pakistan’s failed bowling. Just not so good. Can’t even say not so formidable now. However, it was Shaheen Afridi’s initial burst of his best four overs, in every match as he bowls, and within his 15 balls, Usama Mir drops simple catch. That was surely poor cricket, and Australia is on top, not because a single catch dropped. More time left in the match.
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