Naseem Shah breaks an ODI cricket world     record.

Naseem shah brilliant spell against Black caps

Naseem presently holds the world record of most wickets after initial six ODIs. He has picked 20 wickets in initial six ODIs, outperforming Matt Henry's record of 19 wickets in six ODIs.

Naseem Shah's presentation in the main ODI against New Zealand at Rawalpindi Cricket Arena was completely outstanding.

Naseem currently holds the world record of most wickets after initial six ODIs. He has picked 20 wickets in initial six ODIs, outperforming Matt Henry's record of 19 wickets in six ODIs.

Regardless of the batting-accommodating pitch, which saw most bowlers attempting to contain the Kiwi batsmen, Naseem figured out how to yield only 29 runs in his 10 overs and got two significant wickets.

Naseem's control and exactness were on full presentation as he bowled with speed and accuracy, making it challenging for the New Zealand batsmen to uninhibitedly score runs. He kept a tight line and length all through his spell, keeping the batsmen speculating and driving them to face challenges.

One of the features of Naseem's spell was his capacity to separate development from the pitch. He bowled with a lovely crease position, making the ball go either way, which ended up being excessively really great for the Kiwi batsmen. He likewise shifted his speed and length, bowling a blend of short and full conveyances, which made it hard for the batsmen to settle down.

Despite bowling brilliantly in his first spell, Naseem was unable to pick up a wicket. But in the last over, when he struck Rachin Ravindra with his second to last delivery of the spell, he was rewarded. On the final ball of New Zealand's innings, Naseem clean bowled Adam Milne for his second wicket, which was similarly remarkable.

Given that the majority of the other bowlers had difficulty on the surface, Naseem's performance was all the more impressive.