Pakistan’s Mohammad Hasnain Signs Sydney Thunder
Sydney Thunder has further solidified their pace by signing Pakistan’s pacer Mohammad Hasnain.
The 21-Year-Old Hassan Bowler :-
In addition to 21-year-old Hasan. And who once bowled at 155 kmph in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL). And English pacer Shakib Mahmood took 4 for 22 in Thunder’s 53 in his BBL debut on Sunday. It was a run win over Brisbane Heat.
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Apart from arriving as a teenager in early 2019, Mohammad Hasnain has played 18 T20Is and eight ODIs for Pakistan and was part of their squad for this month’s limited-overs series against the West Indies.
They dueled with figures of 0 for 49 in four overs in Pakistan’s seven-wicket victory in their only T20I match of the series on 16 December.
The ODI Post of the tour Postponed :-
But the ODI side of that tour was postponed due to Covid-19 issues among and the West Indies squad. And freeing Hasnain to play for the Thunder.
Mohammad Hasnain holds the distinction of being the youngest bowler to take a hat-trick in a T20I match when he achieved the feat as a 19-year-old against Sri Lanka in Lahore.
After playing alongside Hossain for Quetta Gladiators in the Pakistan Super League (PSL), Thunder all-rounder Ben Cutting said, “He bowls effortlessly fast at 150 km/h.”
“He is a lovely young kid, and his team is eager to come back home to learn about the game and come here and bowl fast.
They Have Fast Pitches And Big Boundaries :-
“Mohammed Hasnain would love to bowl in Australia. We have fast pitches and big boundaries – conditions that are far more conducive to fast bowling in a Pakistan match.”
Hasnain will add extra firepower for the Thunder, whose fast bowling duel to stun the Melbourne Stars’ high-octane batting line-up in two defeats this season.
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Rising spinner Tanveer Sangha holds the strike together during the Thunder’s inconsistent start. Which is but the inclusion of Mahmood ignited the Thunder’s much-needed win at the Gabba.
Sydney Thunder’s next match is against the crosstown adversaries Sydney Sixers on Boxing Day.