The first season of the Legends Cricket League got commenced on Thursday in Muscat. In the first match, India Maharajas were seen locking horns with the Asia Lions, with the latter opting to bat first and setting an above-par target of 176 runs in front of India Maharajas. After the first innings, when India Maharaja’s team came out to bat, Lions wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal once again brought back old memories.
Actually, Kamran Akmal has had a habit of dropping catches easily even while playing for Pakistan and something similar was seen in the first match of this league.
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Lions bowler Nuwan Kulasekara hit the edge of the Indian opener, Naman Ojha’s bat, and Kamran dropped a catch you wouldn’t expect from any wicketkeeper. The video of this dropped catch is becoming quite viral on social media and fans are trolling Kamran a lot.
Here is the video of the dropped catch:
Something never change🤣🤣🤣
Yusuf Pathan smacking bowlers with brute force🔥
Irfan pathan bowling economical overs
Shoaib Akhtar still bowling with long run up (That's commendable given his fitness & Knee surgery👏👏& GOAT wicket keeping by Kamran Akmal#LegendsLeagueCricket pic.twitter.com/wJdnZcpScC
— Shoronjeet Banerjee (@shoronjeet02) January 20, 2022
After the dropped catch, a lot of fans were seen trolling Kamran Akmal and writing that the world has changed but Kamran Akmal has not changed. At the same time, if we talk about this league, then Maharaja’s team is currently missing the services of Virender Sehwag, Harbhajan Singh and Yuvraj Singh.
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Talking about the same, the Indian Maharajas managed to win the match by 6 wickets with 5 balls to spare owing to a brilliant 4-wicket partnership between skipper, Mohammad Kaif (42* off 37 balls) and Yusuf Pathan (80 off 40 balls) as they added 117 runs. Earlier in the game, Manpreet Gony scalped three wickets in first innings of the match. Kaif smashed a boundary to take his team over the line.
