“Where’s Shakib, didn’t he come on tour?”

Mainul Islam

August 4, 2022

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“Where’s Shakib, didn’t he come on tour?”

The Tigers’ dream of winning the series was broken by Ryan Barle’s one-over murder. In the unannounced final of the series at the Sports Club ground in Harare on Tuesday, Zimbabwean left-handed batsman Ryan Burl scored a record 34 runs in one over with the help of 5 sixes and a four by Nasum Ahmed.
“It was an ideal matchup for me,” Berl said about scoring 34 runs in an over. Seeing the left-arm spinner, I decided to go for 20+ runs in this over. I got confidence after hitting the first ball for a six. The rest is history.

Talking to the journalists of Bangladesh, Ryan Burl said, I scored 32 runs in 31 balls in the second match. I didn’t take any risk. My team didn’t win either. Before taking the field in the last game of the series, I asked the coach what I should do if the “matchupâ€?happened. He said, “Kill or die.” I did the same.

Earlier in 2019, left-handed batsman Ryan Burl scored 30 runs in 1 over of Shakib Al Hasan with 3 fours and 3 sixes. After Nasum’s 34 in an over on Tuesday, Berl said, “Everyone in my team was joking about it. Where is Shakib now? That he did not come on this tour? Today I took 34 from Nasum’s over. Who knows, he might not turn up for the next Zimbabwe tour like Shakib.â€?/div>

Last Updated: Aug 4, 2022