Wahab Riaz was unable to contain his disappointment after narrowly missing a world record overnight.
The Pakistani quick and lender of jackets to known bookies returned figures of 0/110 at Trent Bridge in the 3rd ODI against England.
“After my fourth over, I sensed I had a chance to bring glory to Pakistan.
Alex Hales was swinging like Donald Trump in an election campaign. I knew the world record sat with Mick Lewis. I thought his 0/113 would never be beaten.
But I’m a fighter. Did you see how I intimidated Shane Watson at the World Cup? Sure, I didn’t get him out or change the match, but it made for a great spectacle.
I was aiming to build on the high levels of national pride in Pakistan at the moment after 180 million people couldn’t deliver even a single Olympic medal.
I even tossed up two no-balls and a couple of wides to give myself every opportunity.
But it wasn’t to be.”
Wahab concluded the press conference, noting that he intends to train as hard as he can to ensure he can one day reach the magical 0/114 figure.
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DennisCricket_ if Pakistan’s performance could have had Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah in the background it would have been a complete package
Wahab is the dumbest bowler ever. Remember how he bowled to Smith at T20 WC?
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DennisCricket_ WahabViki was cheated when byes were not included in his telly
DennisCricket_ he fully deserved it..
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Hilarious Dennis. When he was playing for Kent during a game at the Oval he stopped the game three times as he didn’t like where two of our members were sitting – too close to the sightscreen. Pathetic. Later I did ask a well known player what he was actually like in the dressing room. Shall not repeat what he told me!