“Jai Shree Hanuman”: Keshav Maharaj’s Post After Win Over Pakistan In Cricket World Cup 2023 Wins Internet

South Africa cricketer Keshav Maharaj took to social media to share a really particular message following an exciting victory over Pakistan within the Cricket World Cup 2023 on Friday. Maharaj stitched collectively a vital last-wicket partnership with Tabraiz Shamsi and ended up hitting the successful runs towards Mohammad Nawaz. The match went all the way down to the wire as South Africa misplaced wickets in a heap after a stable begin however Maharaj saved his calm to clinch the win. “In God I Trust what a special result by the boys, awesome to see the performances from shamsi90 & aidenmarkram Jai Shree Hanuman,” he posted on Instagram.

South Africa survived a late cost from Pakistan to tug off an exciting one-wicket win and transfer nearer to the semi-finals of the Cricket World Cup 2023 on Friday.

Aiden Markram hit a stable 91 and at 206-4 South Africa had been properly on track to comfortably chase down a 271-run goal.

However, it was left to the final pair of Keshav Maharaj and Tabraiz Shamsi to attain 11 runs whereas surviving 11 balls.

Shamsi survived a leg-before attraction that went to umpire’s name off quick bowler Haris Rauf with eight wanted earlier than Maharaj hit spinner Mohammad Nawaz to the square-leg boundary to tug off the win in 47.2 overs, sparking wild celebrations in his staff’s dressing room.

“Really happy, you play enough cricket to know sometimes it goes for you, sometimes it doesn’t,” mentioned Shamsi who completed on 4 runs.

Maharaj (seven not out) additionally added 10 runs for the ninth wicket with Lungi Ngidi (4) however Rauf took a shocking catch off his personal bowling to ship Ngidi again.

The win took South Africa prime of the desk with 10 factors from 5 wins in six matches.

Pakistan, nevertheless, have misplaced 4 in succession after opening the event with back-to-back wins.

They have 4 factors and can want outcomes to fall of their favour if they’re to sneak into the semi-finals.

(With AFP inputs)

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