Yasir Hameed Brilliant Century (116 off 132 balls, 14 fours 2 sixes) vs Bangladesh at Multan in 2003
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2024-11-05
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The stage was set for an electrifying start to the five-match One Day International (ODI) series between Pakistan and Bangladesh at the iconic Multan Cricket Stadium. Fans filled the stands with anticipation, eager to see if Pakistan’s young talent, Yasir Hameed, could replicate his recent Test success on the ODI stage. And indeed, Yasir did not disappoint. In a sensational display of skill and determination, Yasir Hameed scored his maiden ODI century, propelling Pakistan towards a comprehensive victory. His remarkable knock laid the foundation for Pakistan’s dominant 137-run win over Bangladesh, setting the tone for the entire series.
Yasir, who had already made headlines with a stunning Test debut in Karachi just weeks earlier, where he scored a century in each innings against Bangladesh, entered the ODI arena with equally high expectations. His confidence was unmistakable as he walked to the crease, ready to open Pakistan’s innings for the first time in his ODI career. Alongside him was Mohammad Hafeez, and together, they built a solid platform for the team. Their partnership was cautious yet effective, carefully managing risks while keeping the scoreboard ticking.
The two openers established a steady rhythm, bringing up the first fifty of Pakistan’s innings off just 53 balls, much to the crowd's delight. Yasir looked composed and in full control, confidently dispatching loose balls to the boundary. However, the budding partnership was cut short in the 10th over when Hafeez was run out by Mushfiqur Rahim. Hafeez departed after scoring a quick 27 off 31 balls, laced with six crisp boundaries, showcasing his aggressive intent before the unfortunate run-out. Despite the setback, Yasir continued his innings with remarkable composure, determined to anchor the innings.
As Yasir settled into his role as the primary scorer, his confidence grew, and his stroke play became even more fluent. With a mix of elegance and power, he reached his half-century, a milestone that came off 81 balls, featuring a well-timed boundary that highlighted his impeccable timing. His seventh boundary was a moment of celebration, not just for Yasir but for the entire Pakistani crowd, who erupted in applause. With each run he scored, Yasir looked increasingly comfortable, and his confidence inspired his teammates, setting a positive tone for the rest of Pakistan’s innings.
Yasir’s century would go on to be the defining highlight of the match, providing Pakistan with a commanding position. His innings of 116 runs off 132 balls was a masterclass in timing and precision, as he showcased an array of shots that kept the Bangladeshi bowlers on the back foot. It was a powerful and memorable performance, one that solidified Yasir Hameed’s reputation as a future star for Pakistan in international cricket. His maiden century was more than just a personal achievement; it was a statement of intent, signaling Pakistan’s dominance in the series opener.
Yasir, who had already made headlines with a stunning Test debut in Karachi just weeks earlier, where he scored a century in each innings against Bangladesh, entered the ODI arena with equally high expectations. His confidence was unmistakable as he walked to the crease, ready to open Pakistan’s innings for the first time in his ODI career. Alongside him was Mohammad Hafeez, and together, they built a solid platform for the team. Their partnership was cautious yet effective, carefully managing risks while keeping the scoreboard ticking.
The two openers established a steady rhythm, bringing up the first fifty of Pakistan’s innings off just 53 balls, much to the crowd's delight. Yasir looked composed and in full control, confidently dispatching loose balls to the boundary. However, the budding partnership was cut short in the 10th over when Hafeez was run out by Mushfiqur Rahim. Hafeez departed after scoring a quick 27 off 31 balls, laced with six crisp boundaries, showcasing his aggressive intent before the unfortunate run-out. Despite the setback, Yasir continued his innings with remarkable composure, determined to anchor the innings.
As Yasir settled into his role as the primary scorer, his confidence grew, and his stroke play became even more fluent. With a mix of elegance and power, he reached his half-century, a milestone that came off 81 balls, featuring a well-timed boundary that highlighted his impeccable timing. His seventh boundary was a moment of celebration, not just for Yasir but for the entire Pakistani crowd, who erupted in applause. With each run he scored, Yasir looked increasingly comfortable, and his confidence inspired his teammates, setting a positive tone for the rest of Pakistan’s innings.
Yasir’s century would go on to be the defining highlight of the match, providing Pakistan with a commanding position. His innings of 116 runs off 132 balls was a masterclass in timing and precision, as he showcased an array of shots that kept the Bangladeshi bowlers on the back foot. It was a powerful and memorable performance, one that solidified Yasir Hameed’s reputation as a future star for Pakistan in international cricket. His maiden century was more than just a personal achievement; it was a statement of intent, signaling Pakistan’s dominance in the series opener.
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