'Can you imagine the frustration' - Fans react as Matt Henry, Ajaz Patel stitch 100-run partnership against PAK in 2nd Test

The cricket fans also took to Twitter to react to the brilliant batting stuff from lower-order batters like Matt Henry against one of the...

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'Can you imagine the frustration' - Fans react as Matt Henry, Ajaz Patel stitch 100-run partnership against PAK in 2nd Test

Pakistan and England are locking horns with each other in the second and last of the two-match Test series at the National Stadium in Karachi. The visitors’ skipper Tim Southee won the toss and asked his batters to take the charge first. Batting first, the Kiwis had lost nine wickets on the score of 345 runs but what caught the attention of the cricket fans was an amazing 104-run partnership for the 10th wicket between number-ten batter Matt Henry and number-eleven batter Ajaz Patel.

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Matt Henry played a wonderful knock of 68 runs off 81 runs with eight boundaries and two sixes to his name alongside a 35-run knock from Ajaz Patel including four boundaries. The pair left the Pakistan bowling line-up in frustration as they were supposed to bundle the visitors before the 400-run mark but unfortunately, they couldn’t and the last pair took New Zealand’s innings to the score of 449 runs before Ajaz Patel fell prey to Abrar Ahmed in the 107th over of the innings.

The cricket fans also took to Twitter to react to the brilliant batting stuff from lower-order batters like Matt Henry against one of the mighty bowling attacks in the World. Meanwhile, the fans also trolled the hosts’ bowling approach while bowling against the tail of the visitors.

Here’s how fans reacted:

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Earlier in the first innings of New Zealand, senior opening Devon Conway smashed a brilliant century with a knock of 122 runs off 191 balls hitting 16 boundaries and a six to his name. Veteran batter Tom Latham also accompanied Conway and the duo stitched a partnership of 134 runs for the first wicket with Latham falling down on the individual score of 71 runs off 100 balls with nine boundaries.

Other than these two, wicketkeeper-batter Tom Blundell also scored a half-century of 51 runs off 108 runs with five boundaries.

Young mystery bowler Abrar Ahmed scalped four wickets alongside three wickets each claimed by pacer Naseem Shah and spin-allrounder Agha Salman.

 

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