There are moments in every cricketer’s career, which they don’t want to look back on and want everyone else to forget. Pakistan’s young pacer Ali Reza did this terrible act during England vs Pakistan match This incident happened on Friday, January 16, in the U-19 World Cup match

He was in the 47th over at the non-striker’s end At that time, Pakistan needed 38 runs, with only 1 wicket in hand. His partner, tailender Momin Komar, ran the third ball to deep mid-wicket for a run. Raja reached the striker’s end comfortably, but didn’t immediately block the bat crease. Then the throw was coming from deep, he moved back for some reason, so that the wicketkeeper could take the ball.

A seemingly normal reflex, unfortunately for Raja, he seems to have forgotten to return to the crease. England captain Thomas Rew was excited, picked up the ball and dropped the bell, and King was out of the crease. Pakistan’s last wicket fell most spectacularly, and they lost by 37 runs.

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Today’s England vs Pakistan match was interrupted by rain. England made 210/10 in the first innings thanks to Caleb Falconer’s innings of 66 runs Pakistan’s bowling was excellent, and Raja took two wickets, including Falcon’s wicket.

Pakistan’s batting could not give hope at any time on this day. Apart from captain Farhan Yousaf, no one could cross the 20-run barrier, he scored 65 runs.

“It felt like we were behind at the halfway stage,” Rew said after the match. “It was a bit short, but a lot of credit to the groundsmen. The game was incredible. The big thing for us was not to move off the stumps. We showed that in the fielding. We took some good catches. We got some momentum from the first two warm-up matches. We are in good shape. It’s great to win the first match.”