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Misbah ul Haq 82 on just 50 balls in Hong Kong T20

Misbah ul Haq who is currently skipper of Pakistan Test Cricket Team is consider the most luckiest captain in Pakistan cricket history. Chairman PCB Shahryar Khan hints that Misbah will retire from Test cricket after West Indies Tour.


Misbah is currently playing in Hong Kong T20 Blitzz. In the first match against Darren Sammy’s Team Misbah smashed brilliant Fifty. Misbah smashed 6 sixes on six balls in the first match. Today in the second match Misbah again smashed Fifty. He scored 82 on just 50 balls with the help of 6 sixes.

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