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Rashid Khan Goes From Cricket Pitch To F1 Pit: Joins Haas Team for Pit Stop Practice
By CricShots - Dec 2, 2024 12:05 pm
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Afghanistan’s cricket sensation Rashid Khan recently traded the cricket pitch for the Formula 1 pit lane, joining the Haas F1 Team for a thrilling experience. Renowned for his magical leg-spin deliveries on the field, Rashid tried his hand at a mock pit stop practice, fully suited up in the team’s gear.

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Rashid Khan 

The cricketing star enthusiastically participated in the rigorous activity, confidently lifting and replacing tyres with the crew. His natural ease and energy impressed the team, earning him a fist bump from one of the crew members.

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The Haas F1 Team shared this unique collaboration on Instagram, adding a playful caption: “From Pitch Perfect to Pit Perfect. Giving @rashid.khan19 a taste of Pit Stop Practice with the team.” The post, paired with an engaging video edit, showcased Rashid’s adaptability and charisma, drawing admiration from fans of both cricket and motorsport.

Watch Rashid Khan’s video with F1 team here:

On the cricketing front, Rashid’s focus now shifts to leading Afghanistan in their all-format tour of Zimbabwe. Retained by Gujarat Titans for a record INR 18 crore ahead of the IPL 2025 mega auction, Rashid continues proving his international value. The tour kicks off with a three-match T20I series on December 11, followed by three ODIs and culminating in two historic Test matches.

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Beginning December 26 at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo, the Boxing Day Test carries great significance. It is Zimbabwe’s first Boxing Day Test in 28 years, with the last one played against England in 1996. Following this landmark match, the New Year’s Test will take place at the same venue from January 2-6. For Rashid and his team, this tour presents a chance to create history while respecting the traditions of the longer format.