Afridi Equals Record on Geo Super Live

Shaheen Shah Afridi has achieved a remarkable milestone by equalling Umar Gul's record for most ODI wickets taken in the first over, joining an elite group of Pakistani bowlers. Afridi's feat was accomplished during the match against New Zealand, where he took the wicket of Will Young on the fourth ball of the match.

This achievement places Afridi alongside Wasim Akram and Mohammad Irfan in the list of bowlers with 10 or more first-over wickets in ODIs. The milestone was previously held by Umar Gul and Mohammad Irfan, but Afridi's performance has brought him level with Gul, who also has nine first-over wickets in his ODI career.

Afridi's outstanding performance is a testament to his skill and talent as a bowler, and his achievement has been recognized as a significant milestone in the cricketing world. The match, which was part of the tri-nation ODI series at the Gaddafi Stadium, saw Afridi dismiss New Zealand's Will Young in the fourth delivery, securing his place in the record books.

As Afridi continues to make waves in the cricketing world, his achievement is likely to inspire and motivate other young bowlers in Pakistan. With his impressive record, Afridi has cemented his position as one of the top bowlers in the country, and his performance is expected to be a major factor in Pakistan's future cricketing success.