Watch: Shadab Khan Reduced To Tears After Heartbreaking Loss To Zimbabwe In 20-20 World Cup

After losing against India on 23 October 2022 in Melbourne, Pakistan played their second game of the ongoing 20-20 World Cup on 27 October. They played against Zimbabwe in Perth. Pakistani fans were hoping to see the first win from their team. But, Babar Azam and his men failed miserably again.

They lost the match against Zimbabwe by one run only. Now, with these two back-to-back losses Pakistan will find it tough to get qualified for the semis. But, after the match, a video went viral where Shadab Khan was seen crying heavily while going back to the dressing room.      

Here is the shared video:

Shadab khan crying after Pakistan loss against Zimbabwe #PAKvsZIM #PakBeanpic.twitter.com/ZRNdXgL4Up

— Ravi Shukla (@RaviForCricket) October 28, 2022

Shadab Khan scored 17 runs off 14 balls along with three wickets with the ball against Zimbabwe

Speaking of the video, Shadab Khan was seen crying heavily. A person was there who was patting his back in order to console him. Then, Shadab stood up and went back to the dressing room with that person. Fans found that video heart-touching as it went viral instantly.

Speaking about Shadab Khan, he had a great game with the ball. He took three wickets for 23 runs in his four overs. Along with him, Mohammad Wasim Jr. also took four wickets. Thus, Zimbabwe only managed 130 runs for eight wickets in 20 overs. But, in response, Pakistani batters failed to chase it down.

Shadab Khan tried to stable the innings while batting in the middle-order section with Shan Masood. He hit a single six also in his innings. But, Sikandar Raza took his wicket as Shadab Khan departed after scoring 17 runs off 14 balls. No batters managed a solid partnership. Ultimately, the Men in Green only managed 129 runs in 20 overs by losing eight wickets. All Pakistani fans along with the players were in shock as Zimbabwe managed to defeat them for the first time in a World Cup game. Sikandar Raza won the player of the match award. He took three wickets for 25 runs in his four overs against Pakistan.