Sarfaraz Ahmed, a player who formerly captained Pakistan in international cricket, recently made a triumphant return to the sport. He recently participated in his first Test series in three years, which took place at home in Pakistan against New Zealand. During the series, he struck three half-centuries and a hundred for Pakistan.
Sarfaraz earned the trust that was placed in him by scoring 335 runs over the course of the two-match series after being selected for the team ahead of Mohammad Rizwan.
Many people sent their best wishes and compliments to Sarfaraz after his courageous knock in the second test.
Now, a video of Sarfaraz singing the song “Sada khush raho tum…” during Pakistani cricketer Shan Masood’s wedding has gone viral. In the video, Sarfaraz can be seen at the ceremony.
Before, former Pakistan spinner Danish Kaneria made a dig at the individuals who were responsible for the removal of Sarfaraz from the national side earlier. “The individuals who decided to remove him from the roster are trying to keep their identities hidden.
They have now come to the conclusion that they did not treat him in a respectful manner. Sarfaraz made the best knock of his career when he was put under duress, and the second innings while chasing is perhaps the most difficult one. He was successful in scoring runs despite the challenging pitch, in contrast to the performance of the so-called world-class batter Babar Azam.
When up against off-spinners, he lacks sweep strokes and is unable to grab the initiative in the match. And in the end, he decided not to continue, “Kaneria stated this in a video that was published on his channel on YouTube.
The second and final test match between Pakistan and New Zealand was a tie, but not before it came down to the wire on multiple occasions. The wicket that was taken by Sarfaraz was the ninth one.
At that point, Pakistan had 287 runs on the board and was attempting to reach 319 runs in the final innings of the match. Abrar Ahmed was brought in as the last batter, and he and Naseem Shah both managed to stay not out until the bad light forced stumps.
Both Pakistan and New Zealand were unable to take victory in any of the games of the series, which resulted in a tie.
