NZ VS (Watch): Shaheen Afida acknowledges four sixs in one, while Tim Seifert begins with its attack during 2. T20I

In the second t20i nail nail between Pakistan and New Zealand on Dunedin’s university oval, Tim Seifert liberated a devastating attack on Pakistani top pacera Sheen Africa. The already rainfall reduced up to 15 supplements per team testified that New Zealand easily won six hickets, and the five-game series went 2-0. But the cherry at the top of the game was undoubtedly Seifer’s demonstration with a power decline, hitting four sixties only Afid’s.

Shaheen Afidi Tim Seifert took over the cleaners

Afida, which is notorious about her deadly pace and momentum, had an unusually challenging magic. 31 driving leaked to his three additives, 24 of which came to one at the expense of Seifert. It was not only that the game turned the game in the direction of New Zealand, but also left the cricket of the Brotherhood, amazed by Seifert’s impact ability.

Breaking four six

Here’s how Seifert overthrew Afida in that unforgettable:

1. Hit a mammoth 119 meters
   At the first delivery of the OVER, Afida spilled the length of the ball out of an out-of-the-art stitch. Seifert came forward, moved the front foot, and hit him with a dead straight down the ground. The ball flew into the evening sky and covered a whopping 119 meters, leaving viewers and commentators amazed at a clean length.
2. Over an extra lid
   The second ball testified that Afida changed her line a little wider outside the attack. But Seifert was prepared. He leaned back into the ball and hit her over an extra lid for another huge six. This recording showed his perfect time range and ability to hit the gap even on a world -class bowler.
3. Mid -midnight
   On the fifth OVER ball, Afida tried a short ball at Cramp Seifert. The dough of black caps revenge on a powerful blow that comfortably cleaned the deep middle winch. The audience was wild as Afida seemed visibly upset.
4. Mastery with square legs
   To finish over, Afida tried a short length of the ball toward Seifert’s body. Seifert was unpublished and changed the position of the foot, hitting it over a deep square leg for another high six. This shot on top of the incredible part of the power was hit in Pakistan with stunned.

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Tim Seifert took Shaheen Afida in cleaners in his second ending, breaking four sixties in it 🤯#Nzvak pic.twitter.com/f5nfqm7g6

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Seifert’s influence on the match

Seifert’s attack against Afidia was more than a mere exhibition of a single genius; It was an instance that turned the match that swollen strongly by balance in the direction of New Zealand. With 136 to enter 15 additions, New Zealand slid to a slight victory with five balls. Seifer’s blistering 45 discounts only 22 deliveries gave the tone to their quest and broke the morale of Pakistan’s bowling.

Pakistan’s fights continue against New Zealand

For Pakistan, the match saw familiar problems for their line to hit and bowling. Although they were able to bring out a total of 135/9 on the back of a better hit than they were shown in the first T20I, their bowlers failed to stop the attacking strategy of New Zealand. Even Afidi, their usual bowler to return in tight situations, remained helpless against Seifert’s white.

Captain Salman Ali Agha He acknowledged these imperfections in the ceremony after the match, emphasizing the need for improved performances at PowerPlays-I bats and balls, but can return to the series.

Stopping 0-2 in the series, Pakistan faces a sublime battle to stay alive in this competition. In the meantime, New Zealand continues to claim their dominance, and players like Seifert are reinforced at key moments. For Afida and Pakistan, this match serves as a great reminder of the unpredictability of the T20 and the importance of quickly adjusting to variable conditions.

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