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Naseem Shah’s Brother Ubaid Accidentally Hits Teammate Usman Khan During PSL Match. Viral Video Has Internet On Overdrive

Naseem Shah’s Brother Ubaid Accidentally Hits Teammate Usman Khan During PSL Match. Viral Video Has Internet On Overdrive

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Multan Sultans pacer Ubaid Shah accidentally slapped teammate Usman Khan during their Pakistan Super League (PSL) match against Lahore Qalandars on Tuesday. The moment unfolded after Ubaid dismissed Sam Billings on the final of the 15th over with the Qalandars chasing 229 for the win in Multan. It was crucial wicket for Ubaid and the Sultans as Billings was playing a blinder, having already smashed 43 off 22 balls, striking at almost 200, before his dismissal. Ubaid celebrated with too much exuberance as he accidentally hit wicketkeeper Usman on the head with an open palm. Since Usman was not wearing a helmet, he felt the full flow of the lanky pacer’s arm. However, a quick medical check confirmed he could continue, and the player too gave a big thumbs up to reaffirm he is fine. Update: Everyone is ok Khel Khel main #HBLPSLX l #ApnaXHai l #MSvLQ pic.twitter.com/sJBcX91wai — PakistanSuperLeague (@thePSLt20) April 22, 2025 Meanwhile, Multan Sultans registered their first win of PSL 10 with a convincing 33-run victory over Lahore …

Naseem, Hunain and Ubaid: The troika of Shah brothers who are set to continue Pakistan’s rich legacy of pacers | Cricket News

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In Pakistan there is a saying, you shake a tree and a quartet of fast bowlers would fall. In the Shah household in the Jandol Mayar area of the Lower Dir district of Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region, the adage almost became a reality. Naeem, fourth among the Shah brothers, played the tape ball cricket tournament but he was more focused on the promise that he made to his mother that he would become a doctor. He has kept his promise, he is a doctor now. But three of his younger siblings – Naseem Shah, Hunain Shah and Ubaid Shah – are scaring the batsmen with their pace. Naseem, 20, has already made his mark in international cricket. 19-year-old Hunain is making waves in Pakistan’s domestic cricket, while Ubaid, 17, is part of the Pakistan U-19 World Cup squad that is being tipped to carry on the country’s history of fast bowling and could become its newest hero. On Saturday, Ubaid Shah was the game-changer for Pakistan in a see-saw contest as he registered a brilliant …