The ball hit the head, the scared owner!
Shoaib Malik tried to take a single off the second in the 32nd over in the fourth one-day international at Hamilton. But Mohammad Hafeez, batsman on the other side, gave him back. When Shoaib ran away on his own side, Colin Manorro was thrown from the cover area. The ball hit the head of the owner directly!
Pakistan's all-rounder hit the ball so loud that it crossed the boundaries through the fine-leg region. At that time, he had fallen helplessly because he did not have a helmet. But he could not stay long on the wicket even after being quick. Four balls later came out. But after a little bit of trouble.
Pakistan's doctor VB Singh said about his injuries, "Shoaib was tested by the doctor in the match. In the beginning of the injury, he did not stir in such a way that he could continue batting. After being out, he was re-examined and found injuries in the head. She is good now and is taking a rest. '
Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur, however, had a little bit of worry about his discomfort. Mikey commented on the post-match press conference, 'He has a head injury. Not good at the moment. The final report has not yet been received. "After returning home, Shoaib did not go down to fielding. Pakistan has found its absence in bowling Arthur's disciples lost 5 wickets in the fourth ODI. Arthur acknowledged the lack of Shoaib, saying, "His 10 overs of spin bowling was a must for us."
