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Pakistani fast bowler Mohammad Abbas impresses Michael Vaughan

| @indiablooms | Oct 17, 2018, at 07:30 pm

London, Oct 17 (IBNS): Former England skipper Michael Vaughan was left impressed by the bowling performance of a young Pakistani bowler during the second Test of the ongoing series against Australia.

Mohammad Abbas picked up five wickets to leave Australia completely shattered in the innings.

Australia were bowled out for 145 runs in the first innings of the second Test.

In the innings, the young bowler, who was only playing the ninth Test match of his career, finished off with the figure of 5/33, his career best.

Impressed by his performance, Vaughan tweeted: "Having watched Mahammad Abbas now for over a year ... I have decided he would get me out every time within about 6 balls ... The type of bowler i would poop my pants about ... Thought I would let you all know ... #PAKvAUS."

The first Test of the series had ended in a draw.


 

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