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In Match 12 of the Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2024, Pakistan A faced the United Arab Emirates at Al Amerat Cricket Ground. Pakistan A won the toss and chose to bat first. However, an impressive run-out by Basil Hameed set the tone early, dismissing Omid Yousuf and putting Pakistan A on the back foot. Despite a shaky start, Mohammad Haris anchored the innings with a solid 71 not out, leading Pakistan A to a competitive score of 179/4. Haris received great support from Haider Ali, who scored a quick 32 not out. For UAE, Muhammad Farooq was the standout bowler, taking three wickets. The match showcased thrilling moments, particularly Basil Hameed’s brilliant fielding.

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In Match 12 of the Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2024, held on October 23 at Al Amerat Cricket Ground in Oman, Pakistan A faced off against the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Winning the toss, Pakistan A opted to bat first, but their innings took an early hit thanks to a spectacular run-out by Basil Hameed.

Brilliant run out by Basil Hameed to dismiss Omid Yousuf

On the last ball of the second over, bowler Omid Shafi Rahman bowled a delivery aimed at the middle and leg stump. Opening batter Omair Yousuf attempted to steer the ball towards mid-off but decided to take a risky single with his partner Yasir Khan. Basil, positioned at mid-off, displayed remarkable agility and speed as he charged towards the ball. With a swift collection and an accurate throw, he hit the stumps directly, leaving Yousuf stranded mid-pitch. This early wicket was a significant setback for Pakistan A.

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Basil Hameed’s impressive fielding has drawn attention on social media, highlighting his ability to change the game’s momentum.

Mohammad Haris’ heroics with the bat

Despite the early loss, Pakistan A managed to set a competitive total of 179/4. Captain Mohammad Haris played a crucial role, scoring an unbeaten 71 off 49 balls, including six boundaries and three sixes. His leadership was vital in stabilizing the innings after early wickets fell.

Haris and Haider Ali propel Pakistan in death overs

Haris was well-supported by Haider Ali, who contributed 32 not out off just 17 balls. Together, they added 50 runs for the fifth wicket, significantly boosting Pakistan’s total in the death overs. Muhammad Farooq was the standout bowler for UAE, taking 3 wickets for 27 runs, while others struggled to keep the runs in check.

This match showcased the talent and skills of emerging players, setting the stage for an exciting tournament ahead.