Cricket Viral Video: Fakhar Zaman One-Handed Six Will Make Rishabh Pant Proud; Watch Here

Cricket Viral Video: Fakhar Zaman was in deadly form against New Zealand on Saturday. His inning was the perfect example of a lone warrior changing the game completely. Even though Pakistan won because of a DLS, take nothing away from what they did.

While chasing a target of 402 runs, The Shaheens were never out of the competition. And it was because of Fakhar Zaman only. Pakistan started the match shakily as Abdullah Shafique had to depart cheaply courtesy of a sensational catch by Kane Williamson.

That is when Zaman decided to shift the gears and butchered the Kiwi's bowling lineup. A sensational innings of 126 runs in just 81 deliveries completely diverted the game in the favour of Pakistan.

He was so brutal that by the time the match was stopped in the 26th over, Pakistan had already touched 200 runs. After this performance, you can't take anything away from that no matter what the situation at the end was.

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Cricket Viral Video: One-Handed Six

Fakhar Zaman hit 11 sixes in his blistering inning. One of those sixes was so special that it immediately reminded everyone of Rishabh Pant six in the 2021 T20 World Cup. It was a beautiful brutal six.

In the ninth over of the match, Zaman decided to go after Tim Southee who was quite cheap till that point. Southee was the only bowler with an economy of less than six by the end so he was not that expensive anyways.

Southee bowled a slower one on the off side but the left-handed batsman had already decided. He went to his knees dragged the ball from outside off and hit it over the mid-wicket region for a six.

While hitting the shot, his bottom hand came off the handle. But he had generated enough power till then that the ball traveled the distance without any problem. Chapman decided to catch the ball by jumping but the ball was high even for him.

Watch The Six Here

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