Bowlers dominate as Afghanistan halt Pakistan for 92/9 in first T20I

SHARJAH: Afghanistan put on a tight bowling display against the young Pakistan side to restrict them to a meagre 92/9 in the first T20I of the three-match series here at Sharjah Cricket Stadium.

Opting to bat first, the young Pakistan side could accumulate 92/9 in their allotted 20 overs as they seemed clueless against a disciplined bowling attack put on by spirited Afghanistan.

The green shirts were off to a dismal start to their innings as their young opening pair of Mohammad Haris and Saim Ayub could only add 17 runs to the total before Fazalhaq Farooqi dismissed the former on six.

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