Pak Test Cricket: Abrar Nears Milestone

The first Test match between Pakistan and West Indies, set to take place in Multan, has been delayed due to bad weather, but the excitement surrounding the match remains high, with Pakistani players Abrar Ahmed and Sajid Khan closing in on the milestone of 50 Test wickets each.

Abrar Ahmed needs 11 wickets, while Sajid needs 6 wickets to reach the milestone, a feat that would add to the rich history of Pakistan's cricket team. The match, which is scheduled to start on January 17, 2025, has been postponed due to fog, which has forced the organizers to delay the toss and the start of the match. Despite the delay, cricket fans and enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the start of the match, with many taking to social media to express their frustration and amusement at the situation.

The Pakistan team has named a strong lineup for the match, with the inclusion of debutant Muhammad Hurraira and the return of spinners Noman, Sajid, and Abrar Ahmed. The West Indies team has also made significant selection decisions, dropping vice-captain Joshua Da Silva and replacing him with wicketkeeper-batter Amir Jangoo. The match is expected to be a closely contested one, with both teams eager to secure a win and build momentum for the series.

As the teams wait for the weather to clear up, cricket fans continue to express their enthusiasm for the match, discussing the teams' lineups, the conditions, and the historical significance of the Test match. With the milestone of 50 Test wickets within reach for Abrar Ahmed and Sajid Khan, the match promises to be an exciting one, and fans are eagerly awaiting the start of the game.