Pakistan pacer Hasan Ali responded aggressively to a fan who mocked his catching expertise after the conclusion of the third Test in opposition to Australia. Australia concluded the three-match Test sequence with an 8-wicket victory in Sydney on Saturday. Hasan went in direction of the stands to signal autographs for the followers. In a video that went viral on social media, a fan taunted Hasan about his catching expertise and mentioned, as quoted from Geo News, “Come here, let me teach you how to catch.”

Hasan did not maintain again whereas replying to the fan and mentioned, “Sure, come here. Who will teach me how to catch?”

A Pakistani fan to Hasan Ali

“Let me teach you how to catch a ball.”#PAKvsNZ #PakistanCricketTeam pic.twitter.com/ZOBHicClqC

— Anas Kamboh (@Akcricket3) January 7, 2024

Pakistan as soon as once more didn’t clinch their first win on Australian soil since 1995. Australia gained an unassailable lead after skipper Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc orchestrated Pakistan’s collapse.

Pakistan had been 219 for five and wanted 98 runs for a series-leveling victory. But Starc and Cummins levelled up their recreation to clinch the sequence and register a well-known Boxing Day Test victory.

In the ultimate Test, Josh Hazlewood’s four-wicket haul powered Australia to chase down the overall. Pakistan had their moments, however Australia confirmed their class as they swept the sequence 3-0.

With the top of the sequence, Australia’s star opener Warner’s glowing Test profession additionally got here to a conclusion on Saturday at his residence stadium, the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG).

Warner hit 57 off 75 balls till his fairy-tale final innings got here to an finish simply after noon on day 4, leaving Australia 11 runs in need of victory. As Warner went off to handshakes with the Pakistan squad after which waved his bat to a boisterous applause from the followers, he was dismissed by LBW to offspinner Sajid Khan on evaluation.

There was by no means a uninteresting second when Warner took to the sphere. He completed his Test profession as Australia’s fifth-leading run-scorer within the format.