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Maaz Sadaqat is mass! Viral no look six, maiden T20I fifty, and a Pakistan victory against Sri Lanka

The young Pakistani batter entertained fans with an audacious shot before scoring his maiden T20I half century in Rawalpindi. Pakistan's Maaz Sadaqat produced one of the most entertaining moments of Friday's T20I against Sri Lanka with a stunning no look six. And the youngster made it look ridiculously easy. The moment came during Pakistan's run chase at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium when Sri…

Maaz Sadaqat is mass! Viral no look six, maiden T20I fifty, and a Pakistan victory against Sri Lanka

Young Pakistani batter Maaz Sadaqat delivered an electrifying performance in Pakistan's recent T20I victory against Sri Lanka, scoring his maiden half-century and contributing to a memorable six in the match. The 21-year-old showcased his talent during Pakistan's run chase at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium when he executed a stunning no-look six, sending the ball over deep midwicket without glancing in the direction of the shot.

Sadaqat's performance was far from over as he followed it up with another six in the same over, delighting the home crowd with his effortless display of skill.

The youngster went on to score an impressive 50 runs from just 29 balls, including four boundaries and three sixes, playing a crucial role in helping Pakistan control the chase. Partnering with new Pakistan T20I captain Sahibzada Farhan, Sadaqat shared a vital 92-run partnership, with Farhan contributing an outstanding knock of 89 runs off just 53 balls.

Pakistan ultimately chased down Sri Lanka's formidable total of 182 for eight, reaching 187 for six in 18.5 overs, securing a four-wicket victory with seven balls remaining. Pakistan's captain Farhan was honored as Player of the Match, giving the team a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.

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