From despair to delight as ex-Yorkshire players Shadab and Rauf turn the tables on England

Back

SHADAB KHAN hammered his bat into the ground in frustration. The force of the blow sent it slipping from his grasp as he walked from the crease. He picked it up again, then struck it against his own helmet in a gesture of self-reproach. Finally, in a token gesture, almost an afterthought, he made the sign for a “Player Review”.

Shadab had just been given out lbw to Gus Atkinson, and England had beaten Pakistan by 20 runs. The ball was full and straight, and Shadab, on 97, was plumber than a dead cert.

You may like

Harry Kane crowned world's best footballer as England captain wins Ballon d'Or

Mirror 2 hours ago

Harry Kane ends England's 25-year wait for Ballon d'Or

channel103.com 2 hours ago

Ireland vs England Under-15 World Cup match abandoned after walk-off over alleged racism

irishmirror.ie 6 hours ago

England stunned by Pakistan as Shadab Khan’s maiden ton inspires last-wicket fightback

thecricketpaper.com 13 hours ago

South Africa possible 11 for 2nd Test against Australia at Gqeberha Port Elizabeth

cricblog.net 1 week ago

All the best breaking news stories from Apex Football Lite. Optimised for feature phones and low end Android devices, Apex Football Lite helps users with legacy devices and poor network connectivity access the latest football news and live scores. Particularly relevant for breaking football news in Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa.