The Afghanistan star batsman Mohammad Shahzad has always been on the news for his fitness levels and for his incredible striking. This time, he once again finds the headlines for not a better reason. The International Cricket Council, who found a funny picture of Mohammad Shahzad during the game between Australia and Afghanistan tried to make wrong use of it.
They added a picture of Mohammad Shahzad, who was found in a weird pose. ICC added a caption for it saying that the picture of him belongs to a museum. However, later, they deleted the tweet after the response from a few fans.
As it happened:
Initially, it was Afghanistan, who won the toss opted to bat first. They haven’t got the best of the starts, as both openers registered golden ducks to their name before Rahmat Shah and others started fighting.
The five-time champions bowled Afghanistan out for 207 in 38.2 overs on a warm day in Bristol and then made steady progress, reaching their target with more than 15 overs to spare, with Warner 89 not out.
David Warner hit an unbeaten half-century on his official return to international cricket on Saturday as Australia romped to victory by seven wickets in their World Cup opener against Afghanistan.
He was accompanied by Aaron Finch, who also smashed a brilliant half-century for his side. Meanwhile, amidst the crowd booing, Steve Smith and David Warner stitched 49-run partnership for the 3rd wicket before Steve Smith losing just before reaching the target.
However, Glenn Maxwell continued his glorious form to smash the first ball boundary to equal the scores. The stylish southpaw David Warner walked back unbeaten. And also, he claimed the man of the match trophy.
Here is the picture:
Deleted ??? #AFGvAUS #CWC19 pic.twitter.com/rhbZ90VZRT
— Jai Rohit Sharma ?? (@madam_jadeja) June 1, 2019