Harry Brook bowled by Arafat Minhas. [Source - X.com]
Arafat Minhas bowled Harry Brook with a stunning delivery during the second ODI between Pakistan and England in the ongoing tri-series. Brook departed for five as Minhas delivered a crucial breakthrough for the hosts.
Chasing 303 in Rawalpindi, England captain Harry Brook was completely bamboozled by Arafat Minhas, who produced a ripper to breach his defence and shatter the stumps, leaving the visitors stunned.
Arafat Minhas Shatters Harry Brook’s Stumps With A Peach
Harry Brook came to the crease at No. 4 after England’s openers provided a solid start to their 303-run chase. Looking to maintain the momentum, the England captain was undone by an absolute snorter from Arafat Minhas.
It was the second delivery of the 21st over when Arafat Minhas tossed the ball up outside off. Brook went onto the back foot to defend, but the ball turned sharply past his outside edge and crashed into his off stump.
Here is the video of Arafat Minhas dismissing Harry Brook with a ripper in 2nd match of the ODI tri-series.

Pakistan’s players celebrated wildly as Minhas roared after claiming a crucial wicket. England were reduced to 128/3, with Brook dismissed for 5 off 7 balls, handing Pakistan a massive breakthrough by removing the dangerous England captain.
Arafat Minhas’ All-Round Heroics Revive Pakistan’s Hopes Against England
Arafat Minhas’ rise continues as the 21-year-old all-rounder delivers an outstanding performance in just the fifth ODI of his career. He rescued Pakistan’s innings with the bat, scoring a brilliant 59 off 58 balls after an early collapse.
Minhas stitched together a crucial 78-run partnership with Hasan Nawaz for the 6th wicket to help Pakistan recover and post a formidable 302/9. His valuable contribution with the bat gave the hosts a fighting total to defend.
With England cruising at 120/1, Minhas dismissed the dangerous Tom Banton (57 off 53) in his first over. He then bowled Harry Brook with a pearler, striking on the second delivery of his next over to revive Pakistan’s hopes.




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