WATCH: Hasan Ali shows his dance steps during barefoot ceremony

Ceremony took place before the start of Perth Test

By Web Desk
December 15, 2023
Hasan Ali dancing with locals - Screengrab

Pacer Hasan Ali didn't hesitate to display his dance moves during the barefoot ceremony, a customary tradition marking the beginning of the Test match in Perth.

During the initial day of the first Test between Pakistan and Australia, a local ceremony took place where both teams were present, and Hasan Ali enthusiastically participated.

His spontaneous performance garnered applause from not just his teammates but also from the Australian players and the spectators in the stadium. Fans took to social media to share the delightful moment, commending Hasan Ali for injecting a touch of amusement into his serious role as a pace bowler.

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Remember, Pakistan reached 132-2 after dismissing Australia for 487 at stumps on the second day of the first Test in Perth on Friday. The visitors still trail by 355 runs in their first innings.

Abdullah Shafique and Imam-ul-Haq gave Pakistan a solid start as they added 74 runs for the first wicket. However, Lyon gave Australia a breakthrough after dismissing Shafique for 42.

Captain Shan Masood looked good during his 30 runs, in 43 balls, but he was also dismissed towards the close of play after chasing a wide delivery from Mitchell Starc as Alex Carey completed the catch behind the stumps.

However, Imam played a resolute knock and was unbeaten on 38 runs while facing 136 balls.

Earlier, Australia were dismissed for 487 in their first inning as pacer Aamer Jamal, who is making his debut, claimed a six-wicket haul for Pakistan.

Jamal was on song as he claimed four out of five wickets that fell on the second day during Australia's batting. The right-armer finished with figures of 6 for 111.

The other debutant for Pakistan, Khurram Shahzad, claimed two wickets. Meanwhile, Shaheen Afridi and Faheem Ashraf bagged one each.

David Warner top-scored for the hosts with 164 runs, meanwhile, Mitchell Marsh scored quick-fire 90 runs. 

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