Pakistan Crush Namibia by 102 Runs to Reach the Super 8 Stage
- Sahibzada Farhan smashed an unbeaten 100 runs off 58 deliveries today.
- Pakistan secured a massive 102-run victory to enter the Super 8s.
- Usman Tariq and Shadab Khan both claimed three wickets each tonight.
Pakistan displayed a clinical performance to dismantle Namibia by 102 runs, ensuring their spot in the highly anticipated Super 8 stage. After a challenging start to the tournament, the Men in Green found their rhythm, posting a formidable total of 199/3 before bowling out the opposition for a paltry 97 in 17.3 overs. This victory signals a strong warning to other teams as Pakistan finds its form at the right moment.
Sahibzada Farhan Leads the Charge
The centerpiece of the first innings was an extraordinary batting display by Sahibzada Farhan, who anchored the team with a blistering century. As per reports from official match data, Farhan remained unbeaten on 100 from 58 balls, an innings laced with 11 boundaries and four massive sixes. His aggressive yet calculated approach gave Pakistan the cushion they needed and set up a daunting total that proved far too much for the Namibian side to chase.
Bowlers Stifle Namibia’s Chase
The bowling unit complemented the batters by delivering a masterclass in pressure management and precision once the target was set. Usman Tariq was exceptional, claiming 3 wickets for just 15 runs in 3.1 overs, while Shadab Khan mirrored the success with figures of 3/19. Mohammad Nawaz also chipped in with two crucial wickets, ensuring that Namibia never found their footing during the chase and eventually collapsed under the scoreboard pressure.
Super 8 Qualification Secured
With this emphatic win, Pakistan has successfully bounced back from their previous loss to India and kept their championship hopes alive. The team showed great resilience and intent, proving their mettle under pressure when it mattered most. The qualification for the Super 8s marks a turning point in their campaign, as they now prepare to face tougher challenges in the next phase of the World Cup with renewed confidence.