Yasir Special causes the fall of New Zealand in Dubai

Yasir Shah conceded 8 goals in the first round to pack New Zealand 90 © AFP

Yasir's Day!

How do we stop New Zealand was certainly deprived of ideas on the third day of its second test, while the Pakistani legend was unleashed, taking a total of 10 wickets that day. there and taking away 90 visitors during the first rounds before reducing them to 131/2 while continuing.

If there ever was a clinic on the rotation of the legs, Yasir proved that he was distributing the master clbad. ntrol, guile, variations and turn, many things. New Zealand, with the exception of a few players and very few game phases, has no idea of ​​the game.

It all started with a rather fortuitous window of Jeet Raval during the morning session. Until then, New Zealand had enjoyed a relatively quiet outing, with opponents standing on a 50-point stand and canceling Yasir's tactic of stalling the box office. Raval then tried to put the pressure back by sweeping in the opposite direction.

Tom Latham slapped the ball on one short leg, while Ross Taylor was greeted by a keen turner who had embarrbaded him for the first time. In the same vein, Henry Nicholls was set up with a fractured leg that earned him being beaten like a duck. From 50/0, New Zealand had fallen to 63/4 at lunch.

Midway through the next session, the openers were back at the bat. Yasir picked up four more wickets and helped complete a shot, while Hasan Ali got another wicket.

The parade of the second session started with BJ Watling, involved in confusion with his captain and then ran. outside. Ali then struck to trap Colin of Grandma. And then everything became Yasir again

Ish Sodhi tried to cut another head up and found himself trapped behind. Neil Wagner and Ajaz Patel were stuck in front, while Trent Boult stayed on the first ball to give Yasir his eighth wicket.

Yasir's show was not only about mastering his art, but also respecting the plans. He always used crude for left-handers, but came back to the counter when he knew the wickets were not coming. The top spinner regularly followed his great leggie. He also changed his pace with much effect, leaving most drummers visiting in search of answers.

The second test contained more ingredients of the same type. Jeet Raval was beaten on the outside edge and was manhandled early in his heats, while Kane Williamson, one kilometer and a half away from the most comfortable drummers in sight against Yasir, was defeated by a beautiful. Yasir has the ball to turn from the outside of the leg to take advantage, and the examination that resulted was favorable to the hosts.

Latham and Taylor managed to get rid of the rest of the team without any setbacks. Taylor faced moments of nervousness, Yasir constantly tearing him beyond his outer edge, but he eliminated that phase to hit six to four and a six and end in 49 *. Latham was the calmest of the pair, scoring 44 balls on 141 balls, with 3 boundaries.

Brief Scores: Pakistan 418/5 Lead New Zealand 90 (Yasir Shah 8-41) and 131/2 (Ross Taylor 49 *, Yasir Shah 2-65) by 197.

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