Clock: Tim Seifert arrives

New Zealand kept his supremacy Pakistan with a five -wicket victory in a HIT OF RAIN SECOND T20I. The Black Caps have now achieved a 2-0 dominant lead in the five-game series, as it has already won the first meeting.

The game witnessed some exciting moments but none as exciting as Tim seifertThe impressive power exposure that hit Pakistan’s rhythm, Shaheen AfridI. Seifert stole the show with a counterattack that bothered, leaving the opposition with fear.

Tim Seifert makes a massive leap of 119 meters

Seifert exposed his skills of Destrozes Ball Blocks during the New Zealand entries with a six -six -six -time that left the crowd in ecstasy.

The moment took place in the first ball of the third when Afridi threw an outside ball, which entered through the batter on the right. Seifert, erasing his front foot, struck a brutal shot on the floor. The ball rose to the night sky and covered 119 meters, which was one of the sixth six in the game.

The power and time of the firing left everything, including Shaheen, stopped. Even the commentators were stunned by the pure length that traveled the ball.

Here is the video:

119m six of Tim Seifert against “Eagle” Shaheen Afridi.#Pakvsnz #Nzvpakpic.twitter.com/nuhnlvh7w3

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Seifert Shaheen AFRIDI Porta to cleansers

Seifert did not rest after six humans; Rather, he went through a ramp against Pakistan’s fast diaper, bringing Shaheen to the cleaners with three highest six.

• 2nd ball: A ball of wide length outside, which Seifert broke the covers for six other huge, showing its impeccable hand coordination.
• 5th Ball: A well timed run over half in half, taking the ball in the stands.
• 6th Ball: A short ball, which Seifert struck on a deep square leg easily, marking his supremacy over the left arm pacon.

Shaheen, possibly the most feared in the world, granted 26 runs on top, leaving the impulse firmly in the hands of New Zealand.

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