Shaheen Shah Afridi and Naseem Shah are among the other players who celebrated the impressive victory which helped Pakistan to secure place in the final of the ACC Men’s Emerging Cup.


Colombo: Pakistan Cricket Team on Saturday celebrated the Pakistan A team in Colombo after their impressive victory, securing a spot in the final of the ACC Men's Emerging Cup.
Shaheen Shah Afridi and Naseem Shah were also among the team members who celebrated the impressive victory.
Taking to Twitter, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) shared a video, showing the two national team pacers attending a cake-cutting ceremony and congratulating the players at a hotel.
?? men's team ? ?? Shaheens
— Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) July 21, 2023
Shaheens' win in the #ACCMensEmergingTeamsAsiaCup semi-final celebrated in star-studded company ? pic.twitter.com/X3IHAH48sh
In their recent match, Pakistan Shaheens defeated Sri Lanka A by 60 runs, storming into the ACC Men's Emerging Cup final at the Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu (PSS) Stadium on Friday.
Batting first, Pakistan posted a massive total of 322, largely owing to Omair Yousuf's scintillating 88 off 79 balls and Mohammad Haris' quickfire 52 off 43 balls. In response, Sri Lanka A's batting attack faltered, with Avishka Fernando and Sahan Arachchige top-scoring with 97 runs each. However, they fell short of the target and were bowled out for 262.
For the Shaheens, Arshad Iqbal impressed with a five-wicket haul (5-37), while Mubashir Khan (2-45) and Sufiyan Muqeem (2-44) picked up two wickets each. Amad Butt (1-36) also contributed with a wicket.

Two new polio cases confirmed in KP
- 9 minutes ago
Imaan Mazari files harassment complaint against IHC Chief Justice
- 2 hours ago

FIFA receives 1.5 million requests in 24 hours for WC tickets
- 3 hours ago

Pakistan Business Forum urges govt to take concrete steps for agriculture sector
- an hour ago
Pakistan won't play any more Asia Cup matches if match referee isn't replaced: PCB
- an hour ago

Ukraine launches massive drone attack on Russia
- 2 hours ago
.jpg&w=3840&q=75)
Eleven bodies recovered from floodwaters in Alipur
- 27 minutes ago
Lady doctor commits suicide in Karachi after marital dispute
- 2 hours ago

Booed by own fans, Arch says he must improve
- an hour ago

Remote-controlled bomb attack kills 5 near Turbat, Balochistan
- 3 hours ago
PCB suspends official over inaction in sportsmanship row during Pak-India match
- 2 hours ago
Owen Cooper makes Emmy history as youngest winner at 15 for ‘Adolescence’ role
- an hour ago