Afghanistan's star spinner Rashid Khan has been known for his innovative and unconventional approach to bowling. However, his latest attempt to outfox the opposition has raised eyebrows among cricket enthusiasts and experts alike.
During Afghanistan's match against England in the ICC Champions Trophy, Rashid Khan was spotted bowling a delivery from behind the stumps of the bowling crease, a highly unorthodox and unusual action.
The incident has sparked a heated debate about the legitimacy of Rashid Khan's action and whether it conforms to the laws of the game.
The Afghan player's action has rekindled a lively debate among cricket fans and experts, with some praising his creativity and innovation, while others have expressed concerns about the legitimacy of his action.
Afghanistan Stun England with 8-Run Victory in ICC Champions Trophy
In a thrilling match, Afghanistan edged out England by 8 runs in the ICC Champions Trophy, held at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, Pakistan. This nail-biting victory has sent shockwaves through the cricketing world, with Afghanistan's impressive performance leaving fans and pundits alike in awe.
Afghanistan's innings was spearheaded by Ibrahim Zadran's magnificent 177, a record-breaking score in the Champions Trophy. Zadran's knock was instrumental in Afghanistan posting a formidable total of 325/7 in their allotted 50 overs.
In response, England's chase got off to a rocky start, with Phil Salt falling for just 12 runs. However, Ben Duckett and Joe Root steadied the ship, putting on a crucial partnership. Despite their efforts, England's innings ultimately fell short, with the team bundled out for 317. In the end, Afghanistan won the match by 8 runs.
