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Pakistan Umpire Funny Video: The Australian team is currently on a tour of Pakistan to play a 3-match T20 series. In the first T20 International played in Lahore, the Australian team had to face defeat by 22 runs. In this match, Pakistan batted first and scored 168 runs. In reply, the Kangaroo team could reach only 146 runs. Even though Pakistan has won the match, they are being insulted. Actually, a Pakistani umpire Nasir Hussain made one mistake after another during the review, after which he became a laughing stock. His funny video is becoming increasingly viral on social media. Let us tell you what happened during the match?
Making fun of Pakistani umpire
This incident was seen in the 14th over of the Pakistani innings, when Babar Azam tried to play a reverse sweep on the ball of Adam Zampa and the ball went straight to the pad. Australian players appealed for LBW, but on-field umpire Ahsan Raza was not satisfied with this appeal, so the Australian team took DRS and the matter went to the TV umpire. Ball-tracking clearly showed that the ball was pitched outside the off stump and was going straight to the wicket, but third umpire Nasir Hussain was seen calling it ‘pitched outside the leg stump’. However, another match official told him his mistake and said that he is a right-handed batsman.
After realizing the mistake, Nasir Hussain asked to show the ball-tracking again, but once again he made a blunder. This time he asked the on-field umpire to stick to his decision and give the batsman not out. However, the third umpire soon corrected his mistake. Meanwhile, the umpire present on the field was also seen laughing. However, in the end Babar Azam was declared out. The video of this funny umpiring is making fun of the Pakistani umpire on social media.
Babar Azam’s flop show continues in Australia series too
Babar Azam’s flop show continued in the first T20 International against Australia. Babar, who was going through poor form in T20 cricket, could score only 24 runs on 20 balls in this match. His innings included one four and one six and his strike rate was 120. Babar was out LBW on the ball of Adam Zampa in the 14th over.