Mohammad Rizwan Offers Prayers During Drinks Break in Pakistan vs South Africa 2nd T20I at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore (Watch Video)

While players gathered for drinks break during Pakistan’s innings, Rizwan was spotted offering Maghrib prayers (fourth prayer of the day) with his batting pads on. The pictures and videos of Rizwan offering Namaz was shared across social media and it apparently went viral.

Mohammad Rizwan offering prayers (Photo Credits: Twitter)

Wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan was seen offering prayers during drinks break in the Pakistan vs South Africa 2nd T20I at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. While players gathered for drinks break during Pakistan’s innings, Rizwan was spotted offering Maghrib prayers (fourth prayer of the day) with his batting pads on. The pictures and videos of Rizwan offering Namaz was shared across social media and it apparently went viral. Pakistan vs South Africa 2nd T20I 2021 Live Streaming Online on SonyLiv: Get PAK vs SA Cricket Match Free TV Channel and Live Telecast Details on PTV Sports.

Rizwan has had a good series with the bat against South Africa. After his century in the first T20I, the wicketkeeper batsman scored valuable 51 off 41 balls as he helped Pakistan set South Africa a target of 145. The right-handed batsman slammed six fours and a six during his knock. Iqbal Abdullah Reveals Maulvi Was Allowed in the Uttarakhand Dressing Room by Team Manager, Says ‘Wasim Jaffer Never Tied to Communalise The Team’.

Here’s the Video of Rizwan Offering Namaz

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Apart from Rizwan, all-rounder Faheem Ashraf played a cameo of 12 balls and scored unbeaten 30. He provided his side with a much-needed impetus towards the end and hit two fours and as many sixes during his stay. At the time of filling this report, South Africa were 98 for two in 11 overs.

(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Feb 13, 2021 09:24 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).

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