Lahore: Pakistani spinner Nauman Ali, who bowled brilliantly in the first match of the 2-Test series against South Africa, has won an important honor. The first Test between Pakistan and South Africa is underway in Lahore. Where Pakistan scored 378 runs in the first innings. In reply, the visiting team could only score 269 runs. Pakistani spinner Noman Ali registered his name in the record books on the third day of the Test match on Tuesday, when he broke the 37-year-old Test record of former Pakistani spinner Iqbal Qasim against South Africa at the Gaddafi Stadium.
39-year-old Noman Ali got 6 wickets in South Africa’s first innings, taking 5 or more wickets in an innings for the 9th time in his Test career. With this, he became the Pakistani left-arm spinner to take the most 5 wickets in an innings in Test cricket. It should be noted that the Pakistani team was bowled out for 167 runs in the second innings of the first Test against South Africa, and the visiting team was given a target of 277 runs.
