‘This was for our brothers and sisters in Gaza’

Pakistan’s star batsman Muhammad Rizwan has devoted his match-winning innings towards Sri Lanka within the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup to the victims of Palestine assault in Gaza.

Rizwan scored his maiden century in ODIs and helped his workforce win the match by six wickets whereas chasing a record-breaking goal of 345 runs. The wicketkeeper-batsman scored an unbeaten 131 runs off simply 121 balls, which included eight fours and three sixes. Apart from him, opener Abdullah Shafiq additionally performed an enormous inning of 113 runs.

Rizwan Went to X on Wednesday (11 October) and devoted his sensible innings to the ‘brothers and sisters of Gaza’. He additionally praised Shafiq and Hasan Ali for his or her very important contributions to the workforce.

“This was for our brothers and sisters in Gaza,” he wrote on Twitter.

He mentioned, “Happy to contribute to the victory. Credit to the entire team and especially Abdullah Shafiq and Hasan Ali for making it easy. Extremely grateful to the people of Hyderabad for their wonderful hospitality and support.”

See Muhammad Rizwan’s submit:

This was for our brothers and sisters in Gaza.

Happy to contribute to the victory. Credit to all the workforce and particularly Abdullah Shafiq and Hasan Ali for making it straightforward.

Very grateful to the individuals of Hyderabad for his or her great hospitality and help.

– Muhammad Rizwan (@iMRizwanPak) 11 October 2023

Shafiq, Rizwan assist Pakistan beat Sri Lanka by six wickets

Sri Lanka received the toss and determined to bat first. Kusal Mendis With the assistance of centuries from (122) and Sadira Samarawickrama (108), Sri Lanka scored an enormous rating of 344 runs. Opener Pathum Nissanka additionally performed an essential inning of 51 runs in 61 balls. Hasan Ali was essential for Pakistan, ending with figures of 4/71 in his full quota.

The Green workforce had the worst begin as they misplaced opener Imam Ul Haq for simply 12 runs. After this, captain Babar Azam was out cheaply at a nominal rating of 10 runs. However, Abdullah Shafiq and Mohammad Rizwan made a partnership of 176 runs for the third wicket.

Shafiq was out within the thirty fourth over, when Pakistan’s rating was 213/3. Meanwhile, Rizwan led his workforce to chase the goal with 10 balls to spare. The wicketkeeper-batsman received the Player of the Match award.