Shahid Afridi ranks third among national batsmen to hit zero in T20 All-rounder returned to the pavilion for the 25th time against Lahore Qalandars without scoring a run

 

Shahid Afridi ranks third among national batsmen to hit zero in T20 

Lahore latest newspaper. On November 16, 2020, former national team captain Shahid Afridi became the third Pakistani batsman to suffer from zero zero in Twenty20 cricket. In the second eliminator of PSL 5 at the National Cricket Stadium, Karachi, Shahid Afridi faced Haris Rauf who smashed the all-rounder's wickets through a brilliant yorker on the first ball, the 25th time in Shahid Afridi's career when He suffered from the humiliation of zero, with which he came third among the national batsmen who were dismissed more often at zero.

Shahid Afridi has so far scored 4322 runs in 319 Twenty20 matches at an average of 18.39, including one century and nine half-centuries, with a strike rate of 153.58.

Umar Akmal has a negative record of being bowled out for zero more times by a Pakistani batsman in this format. Until the reply, he has been dismissed 27 times without scoring. Former T20 captain Mohammad Hafeez and fast bowler Sohail Tanveer have been bowled out for zero 23.23 times. National opener Ahmed Shehzad and fast bowler Wahab Riaz have returned to the pavilion 17-17 times. All-rounder Emad Waseem has returned to the pavilion 16 times without scoring a run, Khurram Manzoor has also been dismissed 15 times, former captain Shoaib Malik has also suffered 14 times zero, Omar Gul and Yasser Arafat 13-13 times. Pavilion looted any runs, fast bowlers Mohammad Sami, Shadab Khan and Asif Ali also suffered from zero humiliation 12 times, league sniper Yasir Shah and former all-rounder Azhar Mahmood suffered from humiliation 11 times. Ball captain Babar Azam and fast bowler Sohail Khan have also returned to the pavilion 10 times without scoring a run.

Former West Indies batsman Devon Smith has been dismissed 28 times, the most in Twenty20 cricket.