According to details made available here, both the experienced all-rounders failed to reach double figures as Renegades were bowled out for just 122, chasing 190 to win.
The duo also went wicketless, with Afridi conceding 27 runs in four overs and Razzaq gaving away 25 in three. Openers Daniel Harris (49) and Michael Klinger (46) starred with the bat for the Strikers as they racked up 189 for five.
Afridi and Razzaq also failed to impress with the bat as the Renegades’ run-chase fell apart thanks to Kane Richardson’s three-wicket haul.
In another game, Hobart Hurricanes beat Perth Scorchers by 31 runs, having put up 140 runs batting first.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 19th, 2011.
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Afridi and Razzak are the superior than any other all rounder. Cricket is the game of luck an opportunities.. You can't judge a player in just 1 inning or match. They will play better, best indeed in upcoming matches. Razzak is my most favourite player.
@Bangabandhu
You're right. And bangladesh's Test and ODI records for the last 10 years verify your claims as well. Good argument!
These things happen from time to time - it's okay--just take it day by day and everything will turn out fine - Always loving and supporting Afridi & Razzaq in spirit :)
Correct urself... Razzak did take a wicket in the final over of the first innings.
afridi and razzaq will make renegades champion inshaallah.i am with you renegades don,t you worry.
Razzaq gaving