David Warner- “Double-bouncer hit for a six” in T20 World Cup 2021

In the ICC T20 World Cup 2021 semifinal match against Pakistan, Australian opener David Warner delivered a magnificent performance. Shadab Khan took the wicket of the southpaw after he hit 49 runs off 30 deliveries.

In his innings, Warner hit three fours and three sixes. In the ninth over of the innings, Mohammad Hafeez bowled one of his maximums. After failing to dismiss Warner in the powerplay overs, Pakistan skipper Babar Azam brought in off-spinner Hafeez to challenge the left-hander.

Hafeez, on the other hand, was unable to bowl a beautiful first ball. After bouncing twice, the ball fell out of his hands and reached David Warner. The Australian smashed it out of the park with no remorse for the delivery.

On Instagram, the ICC posted a video of the shot with the following caption:

“A double-bouncer hit for six! A gift for Warner.”

This video has subsequently gone viral on Instagram, receiving over 10,000 likes in less than ten minutes. On Instagram, the video has over 100,000 views.

Shadab Khan

David Warner

Shadab Khan, an all-rounder, has been Pakistan’s top bowler thus far in this match. In three overs, the leg-spinner has claimed three wickets while surrendering only 18 runs at an economy rate of six.

By removing David Warner, Shadab Khan has shifted the match in Pakistan’s favor.

Shadab also took the wickets of Mitchell Marsh and Steven Smith before David Warner.

At 11 overs, Australia is 92/4, with Marcus Stoinis and Glenn Maxwell in the middle.

Maxwell and Stoinis will be tested to see if they can help Australia reach the T20 World Cup final in 2021 by chasing the 177-run mark.

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