WCL 2025: Pakistan player joke in England, this game became in live match

Pakistan has once again made a joke in fielding. (Photo-screenshot/x)

The World Championship of Legends (WCL) 2025 tournament has started from Friday, 18 July. The first match of this tournament was played between Pakistan Champions and England Champions. This match was won by Pakistan Champions by five runs. Pakistan Champions batted and bowled very well in this match, but they became a big joke in fielding. In fact, the team’s wicketkeeper batsman Kamran Akmal left a very easy stumping in this match, due to which the English legend Phil Mustard got a big life.

Jokes made by Kamran Akmal

In the sixth over of England Champions innings, Phil Mustard tried to play a big shot on the first ball of Shoaib Malik, but he missed. The ball went to wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal, who missed the stumping. This gave the English player a big life and played a half -century for his team. However, Mustard failed to win his team. Talking about the Pakistan team, their fielding has always been a joke and the same was seen in the first match of this tournament.

Pakistan Champions won the match

In this match, Pakistan Champions batted first and scored 160 runs losing 9 wickets in 20 overs. Captain Mohammad Hafeez scored 54 runs for the team, while Aamir Yameen scored an unbeaten 27 runs. Chris Tremlet and Liam Plunkate took two wickets each from England Champions. In response, England Champions were able to score 155 runs in 20 overs, losing three wickets. For England Champions, Phil Mustard scored 58 runs off 51 balls with 8 fours, while Ian Bell scored an unbeaten 51 runs.

Both these players batted quite well, but the bowlers of Pakistan Champions made the match in their name. Sohail Tanveer, Ruman Rais and Aamir Yameen took 1-1 wickets from Pakistan Champions. Pakistan Champions started its tournament with a win, while England Champions have suffered defeat. Pakistan’s next match will be with Team India on 20 July.

Asish Roy
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