The 36-year-old became the 245th player to represent Pakistan in Test cricket
07 May, 2021
PHOTO COURTESY: PCB
Pakistan pacer Tabish Khan is ecstatic after making his Test debut during the second and final match of the series against Zimbabwe in Harare.
The 36-year-old, who became the 245th player to represent Pakistan in Test cricket, has vast experience of first-class cricket under his belt with 598 wickets in 137 matches.
“I’m extremely happy to make my Test debut. I don’t have words to express my happiness. A dream for every cricketer is to play for Pakistan and especially become a part of the Test team. It’s been a long journey but finally that dream has come true today,” said Tabish in a video released by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)’s official YouTube channel.
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The right-arm pacer is eager to perform to the best of his ability and make his debut Test match memorable.
“I want to perform in accordance with people’s expectations and give my 110 per cent on the field. Hopefully, Allah Almighty will help me and the team succeed,” he concluded.
Pakistan are eyeing a Test series win against Zimbabwe, after securing victory in the first of match by an innings and 116 runs.
