[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text dp_text_size=”size-4″]Usama Mir batted for Ghani Institute of Cricket (GIC) versus Karachi Warriors in the Ghani Ramzan Tournament 2023, scoring 66 off just 20 balls.
In the aforementioned contest, the right-handed batsman hit 34 runs in one over, which included five sixes and a four. Later, he talked about his fast-paced innings. Usama Mir told a sports writer that it was his day, and the bat spoke in his favour.
“Everyone knows this is my batting style, and I frequently bat in this manner. Yesterday, on the other hand, was my day. They continued to bowl in my spot, and I continued to play. Fortunately, they all went for sixes “Usama
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“When you strive high as a cricketer, you must be of international calibre. As a result, I strive to achieve the standards of international cricket. I’m attempting to be the best in all areas, whether it’s batting, bowling, or fielding “He went on to say.
Usama is optimistic, motivated, and determined to permanently register oneself on worldwide cricket forums.
“I hope, or at least strive, to play to the best of my ability and provide my level best on the pitch for all of the next matches, leagues and competitions,” he said.
Usama is expected to take over for Pakistan all-rounder Shadab Khan in the forthcoming home series against New Zealand.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
