Mohammad Nabi faced an unfortunate run-out during the Champions Trophy match between Afghanistan and Australia at Gaddafi Stadium on February 28. Replacing Hashmatullah Shahidi, Nabi managed to score only 1 run off 1 ball before getting dismissed. His dismissal came in the 37th over, marking a crucial moment in the game.
- Mohammad Nabi got run out while attempting a quick single.
- The run-out happened in the 37th over of Afghanistan’s innings.
- Josh Inglis and Spencer Johnson played key roles in the dismissal.
- Afghanistan was at 195/6 in 39 overs at the time of writing.
How Did Mohammad Nabi Get Run Out?
The incident happened when Josh Inglis failed to grab a short ball down the leg side. The ball slipped behind him, and Nabi tried to take a quick bye. However, his partner Azmatullah Omarzai warned him to return as Inglis recovered the ball. Inglis missed a direct hit, but Spencer Johnson collected it and made an underarm throw to hit the stumps. The third umpire confirmed that Nabi was short of the crease, leading to his dismissal.
Johnson to Nabi, OUT! Run-out by †Inglis/Johnson for 1 run. Afghanistan 181/6 in 36.4 overs#AFGvAUS#ChampionsTrophy2025 pic.twitter.com/CejUjK0mqD
— PTV Sports (@PTVSp0rts) February 28, 2025
Afghanistan’s Semi-Final Hopes in Danger
This match is crucial for Afghanistan, as they must win to stay in contention for the semi-finals. If they fail, it will be a major disappointment, especially in their tournament debut. At the time of writing, Afghanistan stands at 195/6 after 39 overs, with Azmatullah Omarzai and Gulbadin Naib at the crease.
Match Situation (Score Update)
| Team | Score | Overs | Key Players at Crease |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afghanistan | 195/6 | 39 Overs | Azmatullah Omarzai, Gulbadin Naib |
Key Moments of the Match
- Nabi replaced Hashmatullah Shahidi as a batter.
- Attempted a quick bye but was run out by Spencer Johnson.
- Afghanistan struggling to keep up with Australia.
Can Afghanistan Turn the Game Around?
With only four wickets left, Afghanistan needs a strong partnership to stay competitive against Australia. Azmatullah Omarzai and Gulbadin Naib must build a steady innings to push Afghanistan past a competitive score. The outcome of this match will determine their semi-final chances in the Champions Trophy.
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