Pakistan vs Zimbabwe Last Over Highlights T20 World Cup 2022 | Zimbabwe beat Pakistan by 1 run

Pakistan vs Zimbabwe Last Over Highlights T20 World Cup 2022 | Zimbabwe beat Pakistan by 1 run In this match Zimbabwe won the toss and decided to bat first. And batting first, Zimbabwe scored 130 runs for the loss of 8 wickets. Pakistan had a target of 131 runs and this target seemed easy. But a lower-order team like Zimbabwe made Pakistan's team work hard to achieve this goal. Chasing Laksh, the start of Pakistan was very bad. Captain Babar Azam once again proved to be a flop and was dismissed after scoring just 4 runs. From here Shan Masood and Mohammad Rizwan seemed to be a partner, but then he too was dismissed after playing a slow innings of 14 runs in 16 balls. From here again Zimbabwe bowled brilliantly and continuously took the wickets of Pakistan. Half of Pakistan's team returned to the pavilion on the score of 88. But Shan Masood was vaccinated at one end and it seemed that he would win the team. But then Sikandar Raza overturned the entire match by taking the wicket of Shan Masood in the 16th over. Masood scored 44 runs. From here the match became very exciting. In the last 12 balls, Pakistan needed 22 runs to win. And at the crease were Mohammad Nawaz and Mohammad Wasim. In the first 3 balls of the 19th over, Garava gave only 4 runs, and now the pressure was on Pakistan. But then on the fourth ball of the over, Nawaz eased the pressure by hitting a six. But then garava made a great comeback off the last 2 balls and conceded just 1 run. Now Pakistan needed 11 runs in the last over and the match became even more exciting. Brad Evans, playing his first World Cup, came to bowl the first over, Mohammad Nawaz was on strike. On the first ball of the over, Nawaz played a shot over the covers, it looked like it was going for four runs. But Zimbabwe captain Ervine made a brilliant fielding and saved four runs. But Pakistan ran for 3 runs. After this, Mohammad Wasim hit a four on the second ball of the over. Here now the equation was in favor of Pakistan because now only 4 runs were needed from 4 balls. But here Zimbabwe had not given up yet, Brad Evans conceded just 1 run in the second ball of the over. And then the fourth ball of the over bowled the dot. Now Pakistan came under full pressure, as 3 runs were needed from 2 balls. After this, Brad Evans took the wicket of Mohammad Nawaz on the 5th ball and the match was completely overturned here. After getting out, Nawaz was not even taking the name of leaving the ground, he started crying after batting the same. Because he also knew what a big mistake he had made. Now 3 runs were needed from 1 ball. Shaheen Afridi was the new batsman on the strike. Afridi played the shot but could not connect properly, after that he ran, but could not complete the second run and was run out. And thus Zimbabwe created history by defeating Pakistan. Zimbabwe won this match by just 1 run. When Pakistan had to chase down the small target of just 131 runs, then everyone seemed that Pakistan would win this match easily, but Zimbabwe created history. After the defeat, Pakistan's captain Babar Azam looked very sad, he could not believe what happened here. The same Zimbabwean players looked very emotional. With this defeat, it has become difficult for Pakistan to reach the semi-finals as India defeated them in the first match. #pakvszim #pakistanvszimbabwe #zimvspak #zimbabwevspakistan #highlights #t20worldcup #t20worldcup2022 #lastoverdrama #lastoverthriller Email:- cric7business@gmail.com Instagram➡️ https://www.instagram.com/cric7_insta Website:- https://cric7news.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."