Rashid Khan from Afghanistan (photo Francois Nel/Getty Images) Afghanistan Star Spinner Rashid Khan achieved a historical milestone by becoming a leading goalkeeper in the T20 International, when he led his team for a 38-run victory over the United Arab Emirates in Sharjah. 26 -year -old man claimed characters 3/21 and helped limit SAE to 150/8 in their persecution 189, while breaking the New Zealand record Tim Southee with 164 goals T20i.Afghanistan published a competitive total of 188/4 after being inserted on the bat, while Ibrahim Nadran scored a fast pamper 63 out of 40 balls and Sediqullah Atal contributed his first T20i fifty with 54 runs out of 40 supplies. The couple founded a major 84-Run partnership for the second goal.
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Captain Sae Muhammad Wasem provided early resistance in Chase with aggressive 67 out of 37 balls, including six and four boundaries, which marked its 23rd T20i half a century. His release, however, launched a collapse in the SAE shifts.The record performance of Rashid Khan came when he refused Ethan d’Oouza (12), Asif Khan (1) and Dhruv Parashar (1) in rapid succession. His three -member haul took his career sum to 165 goals in 98 T20is, which overtaken Southee’s previous record 164 goals in 126 games.Afghan shifts were further strengthened by an explosive portrait of Karim Janat of 23, not from 10 balls, with two sixes and two borders. Azmatullah Omarzai also remained undefeated by fast 20 out of 12 deliveries, including two maximum.The bowling efforts of UAE were led by Muhammad Rohid and Saghir Khan, who raised two goals but could not contain Afghan Batsmens who kept their healthy scoring during their shifts.
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The match was part of the three-rates concerning Afghanistan, UAE and Pakistan. Pakistan has already secured two victories at the tournament and will face Afghanistan at the next meeting on Tuesday.The tournament format includes each team playing twice, and the first two teams qualify for the final scheduled for September 7th. This victory strengthened the position of Afghanistan in the series after their earlier loss to Pakistan.The Branch shifts were particularly impressive and contained four sixes and three boundaries, while the Atal’s Maiden T20i was decorated with four borders and three six, which provided Afghanistan with a strong foundation.
