'Bas wicket jaane wali hai': Lethal Shami hailed by Misbah
As New Zealand appeared poised to challenge India's imposing total of 397/4 in the semi-final of the World Cup in Mumbai on Wednesday, Shami entered the equation and clinched Kane Williamson's (69) wicket, marking a pivotal turning point in the game. The right-arm pacer maintained his formidable form, achieving a career-best performance with figures of 7/57. This remarkable feat also made him the quickest player to reach 50 wickets in the history of ODI World Cup.
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As New Zealand appeared poised to challenge India's imposing total of 397/4 in the semi-final of the World Cup in Mumbai on Wednesday, Shami entered the equation and clinched Kane Williamson's (69) wicket, marking a pivotal turning point in the game. The right-arm pacer maintained his formidable form, achieving a career-best performance with figures of 7/57. This remarkable feat also made him the quickest player to reach 50 wickets in the history of ODI World Cup.
