Batter exhausted Zimbabwe’s bowlers, one scored a double century, the other scored a century
New Delhi. In the primary Test match being played among Zimbabwe and Afghanistan (Zimbabwe versus Afghanistan), Rahmat Shah and Hashmatullah Shahidi didn’t allow a solitary wicket to fall against Zimbabwe on the third day on Saturday (28 December), because of which Afghanistan was fruitful in scoring 425 runs for two wickets.
Rahmat and Hasmatullah batted brilliantly. They lost two wickets on the second day.
New Delhi. In the primary Test match being played among Zimbabwe and Afghanistan (Zimbabwe versus Afghanistan), Rahmat Shah and Hashmatullah Shahidi didn’t allow a solitary wicket to fall against Zimbabwe on the third day on Saturday (28 December), because of which Afghanistan was fruitful in scoring 425 runs for two wickets.
These two have up to this point added 361 runs for the third wicket, which is the greatest association for any wicket from Afghanistan. Rahmat is just the second batsman from Afghanistan to finish a twofold 100 years. He has confronted 416 balls up to this point and has hit 23 fours and three sixes. Shahidi’s 276-ball innings incorporates 16 fours.
Afghanistan’s group is as yet 161 runs behind Zimbabwe, which had scored 586 runs in its most memorable innings. This is the 26th event in Test cricket when not a solitary wicket fell in that frame of mind for the entire day. The last time this happened was in 2019 in the match played among Britain and West Indies. This has occurred without precedent for Zimbabwe. Discussing different batsmen of Afghanistan, Sediqullah Atal scored 3 and Abdul Malik scored 23 runs.
