Pakistan defeated Afghanistan by 66 runs within the third T20I on Monday and however misplaced the three-match collection 2-1. Asked to bat first, Pakistan posted 182/7 in 20 overs after Saim Ayub smashed 49 whereas Shadab Khan scored 28 off 17 balls. Later, Afghanistan have been bundled out for 116 as Pakistan claimed a cushty victory by 66 runs. In all the match, pacer Ihsanullah emerged as probably the most spectacular participant as he not solely took three wickets but additionally troubled the Rashid Khan-led group together with his blistering tempo. As the younger fast has been receiving loads of reward from all around the world, former Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar additionally didn’t draw back from praising the Ihsanullah in distinctive manner.

During the third T20I, Afghanistan batter Najibullah Zadran was left bleeding after getting hit by Ihsanullah’s fiery tempo. Taking to Twitter, Akhtar in contrast Ihsanullah’s bouncer to his personal supply on which West Indies legend Brian Lara received injured, throughout the 2004 Champions Trophy match.

“One of the most memorable moments relived because of this,” the caption of the submit learn.

One of probably the most memorable moments relived due to this. pic.twitter.com/H2ovo5gPBm

— Shoaib Akhtar (@shoaib100mph) March 28, 2023

Akhtar additional clarify his caption and wrote, “Memorable because it was such an honor to bowl against Lara. And sad too because that was the last time I got to against him.”

Earlier in February, the 20-year-old pacer had declared that he’ll bowl sooner than India tempo sensation Umran Malik.

“Will try. Umran Malik bowled at around 157 kph. I will try to bowl faster than that. Umran Malik Se Upar karunga (Will do more than Umran Malik). 160 kph karunga,” he had informed paktv.television.

Ihsanullah had returned with a wealthy haul of 5/12 whereas enjoying for the Mohammad Rizwan-led Multan Sultans towards the Sarfaraz Ahmed-led Quetta Gladiators within the Pakistan Super League (PSL).

Ihsanullah’s victims included Jason Roy, Umar Akmal, Sarfaraz Ahmed, Iftikhar Ahmed and Naseem Shah. Apart from his devastating figures, Ihsanullah usually clocked over 140 kph.