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3 Pakistan bowlers to take 5-wicket haul in their Test debut post pandemic
The Pakistan cricket team is currently playing their Test cricket against Australia in Perth. The side showed a brilliant bowling performance during the first Test game in Perth. Notably, the Men in Green have proved dominant with the balls in the red ball cricket and guided their side to some of the tremendous wins.
Meanwhile, 14 Pakistani bowlers took five wickets on their Test debut and achieved a significant milestone for the national team.
Here are the latest three Pakistan bowlers who have picked up 5-wicket hauls in Test cricket:
3. Aamer Jamel
Aamer Jamel (Source – Twitter)
Pakistan star cricketer Aamer Jamal picked up six wickets in his debut Test match against Australia on December 15 in Perth. Notably, Aamer Jamal picked up the wickets of Travis Head, David Warner, Alex Carey, Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins, and Nathan Lyon in his debut Test game and went on to book his name in the history books of Pakistan’s cricket. In addition, the star cricketer just took 20 overs to decimate Australia’s batting line in the first Test game.
2. Abrar Ahmed
Abrar Ahmed (Source – Twitter)
Pakistan’s great cricketer Abrar Ahmed took seven wickets in his debut Test game against England, which was held on December 9, 2022, at Multan Cricket Stadium. Notably, Abrar Ahmed went on to scalp the wickets of Zak Crawley, Ben Duckett, Joe Root, Olive Pope, Harry Brooks, Ben Stokes, and Will Jacks. However, Ahmed just took 22 overs to dismantle England’s batting line-up with an economy of 5.18.
1. Nauman Ali
Nauman Ali (Source – Twitter)
Pakistan’s star cricketer Nauman Ali showed his best and most lethal form on his Test debut, as he went on to take five wickets from 25 overs while conceding just 35 runs with a great and solid economy of 1.37. Notably, the star cricketer dismantled South Africa’s batting line-up and helped the Pakistan team win the game back on January 26, 2021, at Karachi Cricket Stadium. In addition, Nauman Ali dismissed Aiden Markram, George Linde, Kagiso Rabada, Anrich Nortje, and Temba Bavuma.