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Photograph: Eranga Jayawardena/AP Afghanistan captain Hashimatullah Shahidi hit the winnings runs to give his side a famous victory. And one becomes to here on a misfield here too; Babar hasn’t backed up well enough and the ping at the stumps costs them. Haris not Shaheen, who is being kept for the very end – big assumption they’ll be a very end knowing the way teams chase in the modern era, trying to avoid the chaos of a 50th over.

The London-based model is also pictured wearing a patka – the turban worn by boys in the Sikh community – which is a first for the brand. I read about his prowess as a spinner in Christopher Martin Jenkins’ wonderful book on England’s tour to India in 1977.Haven’t noticed you gloating yet over the comedy possibility of England being bottom of the whole world? I later got to seem him bowling in a county match for Northants and he was a joy to watch, with his consistent line and subtle variations. Shaheen around the wicket with Rahmat, brings him forward, would’ve been catchable with two or three in the cordon but they’re not blessed with that configuration at this point. Shadab drops a classic half-tracker to Zadran who is not missing out in this kind of touch – four to cover. Sikhs in general and Sikh boys and girls in particular deserve to be seen and acknowledged even more.

When administrators do their best to go in the other direction and make the international game smaller, don’t forget nights like this. It’s a sad twist as the ODI format begins to wind down: 50-over cricket has been responsible for growing the game and making nights like this possible.Afghanistan have well and trully shaken off the epithet of “minnows”, having pummelled England and now almost certain to beat Pakistan, playing great cricket. Sure, the dance isn’t pretty and the deflection for four is off his glove, but this isn’t a good match-up, in modern cricket speak. The panel also said it was surprised at the decision to bring disciplinary proceedings against the officer "given the availability of very good CCTV evidence which contradicted the substance" of the complaint.