Pakistan's 2nd Test Statistics Against New Zealand: Yasir Shah Rewrites Pakistan's Victory Records

Pakistani football player Yasir Shah rewrote history books after breaking records in the second match against New Zealand to Dubai. The clever kicker surprised kiwi drummers to pick up eight wickets in the first innings and then came back with a personal best 8/41 out of 12.3. However, that was not all, as Shah picked up 2 more wickets in the remaining 15 races in the day to complete 10 wickets in one day. As a result, he became the first bowler since Anil Kumble to pick up 10 wickets in a match day test. It took 19 years, 9 months and 19 days for a bowler to emulate the Kumble record. For his superb performance with the ball, Shah was rightly rewarded for the man of the match for his 14/184 match shot. So far, it 's the second best match figures by a Pakistani bowler and the third best figures of a match of all time.

But the numbers do not stop there since Yasir Shah recorded the third best bowling test. figures of a Pakistani player (his 8/41 against New Zealand were only beaten by Sarfraz Nawaz (9/86 in 1979) & Abdul Qadir (9/56 in 1987).) Here are some figures more staggering-

In the list of best figures for a leg player in a test match, Shah is in 3rd place after former Indian leg player Narendra Hirwani.

N Hirwani- 16/136 against WI, Chennai, 1988
A Kumble- 14/149 vs Pak, Delhi, 1999
Y Shah – 14/184 vs NZ, Dubai, 2018 – Today

In the list of the best figures from Pakistan during testing, Shah takes second place after the legendary Imran Khan [19659004] 14/116 Imran Khan against SL, Lahore, 1982
14/184 YASIR SHAH against NZ, Dubai, 2018 *
13 / 101 Abdul Qadir vs. Eng, Lahore, 1987

In the list of bowlers with the most wicket s after 32 tests, Shah tops the list with 195. He is followed by Syd Barnes 189 (out of 27 tests). Waqar Younis (187), R Ashwin (176), Clarrie Grimmett (172) and Denis Lillee (171)

In the list of the best figures in the New Zealand Test match, Shah leads the race again with 14/184. It is followed by
C Walsh – 13/55, Wellington, 1995
Ashwin R – 13/140, Indore, 2016
Ashwin R – 12/85, Hyderabad, 2012

S & # 39; Expressing at the post An Exhilarated Shah said, "I learned yesterday that Imran Khan had the most wickets in a test match. After my injury, it was my first men's match award and I only wanted to focus on my line and my lengths. In the previous series, my pace was not correct. I do not think I drove better, the wicket helped me bounce and break. "