Shadab Khan becomes Vilà, Cruelly call children with a cold heart joke to Pak vs NZ 2nd T20i

Shadab Khan, although he mocked the young fans pretending to give them the ball during the second T20I in the five-game series between Pakistan and New Zealand at the Oval University of Dunedin. Shadab Khan’s carefree gesture rapidly received attention on social media platforms.

Pakistan showed an improvement with the bat in the second T20I on Tuesday, March 18. They published a total of 135/9 in a match of 15 more rain, but it was not enough to challenge New Zealand. The home team pursued the goal comfortably, reaching a five -wicket victory with 11 balls to save.

Clock: Shadab Khan mocks young fans with their gesture on the limit

Pakistan succeeded in fighting a total of fighting, giving their bowls something to defend. The persecution began with Shaheen Afridi Bowling a maid at Tim Seifert. However, New Zealand quickly changed its gears, while Finn Allen went after Mohammad Ali. Allen hit three six at the end.

During the second of New Zealand entries, Shadab Khan mocked the young fans pretending to give them the ball, but he retired at the last moment. The young fans attempted to remove the ball from Shadab’s hand, but they were visibly disappointed after they had not done so.

Take a look at the incident of the recent party right here:

Shadab Khan is crushing without expenses the hopes of young children in Dunedin!
😥😥 pic.twitter.com/wppm30nsoc

– Cicybra (@cricyba) March 18, 2025

Shadab Khan plays a fast cameo with the bat in Pakistan inputs

Previously, Pakistan lost the fast doctors in the PowerPlay. Hasan Nawaz was fired for a duck in the first place, followed by Mohammad Haris, who managed 11 runs.

Agha Salman and Irfan Khan sought to rebuild with a booth of 31 tracks. However, the average order collapsed after the twin strikes of ISH Sodhi. Salman scored 46 runs of 28 balls, including four limits and three six.

Shadab Khan scored 26 runs of 14 balls, including two borders and so many six, before leaving. Shaheen Afridi added a 22*late cameo, which pushed Pakistan to a respectable total, but it was not enough to challenge New Zealand.

For New Zealand, Ben Sears, Jacob Duffy, Ish Sodhi and Jimmy Neesham took two doctors each, helping the hosts to get a 2-0 advantage in the series.

It was a good game compared to the last game: Salman Ali Agha

Speaking after the game, Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha said the conditions were challenging. He considered the team’s performance an improvement compared to the previous match, especially in the fight and the field.

“It was frozen. It was a good game compared to the last game. We beat Batter. The field was excellent. The bowling in the patches was good. The rebound we have to understand is different,” said Salman.

“After the power, we turned well. Haris launched well. We have to be better in power.

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