Saud Shakeel Screams in Agony as Axar Patel’s Bullet Throw Runs Out Imam-ul-Haq
In the exciting India vs Pakistan Champions Trophy game in Dubai, Axar Patel made a key move. His direct hit outed Imam-ul-Haq, giving India a stronger hold on the match. Pakistan began strong, but India quickly took control. Hardik Pandya got Babar Azam out first. Then, Axar’s quick fielding sent Imam back to the pavilion.
Axar’s Bullet Throw Stuns Pakistan
Pakistan won the toss and chose to bat. Their openers looked relaxed as they played well against India’s fast bowlers. Pandya’s key wicket of Babar Azam changed the game’s direction. It swung things in India’s favor. The setback deepened when Imam-ul-Haq fell victim to Axar Patel’s outstanding fielding.
WHAT A THROW BY AXAR PATEL.
– Bullseye from Axar. 🎯 🔥pic.twitter.com/8AJREYgxuH
— Tanuj Singh (@ImTanujSingh) February 23, 2025
The moment unfolded in the 10th over, bowled by Kuldeep Yadav. Imam hit the ball to mid-on and tried for a quick single. Axar Patel moved fast. Rushing in, he picked up the ball one-handed and fired an accurate direct hit at the non-striker’s end. Imam made a desperate dive but fell just short. This silenced the Pakistan supporters in the stands.

Saud Shakeel’s Frustration as Pakistan Struggles
Saud Shakeel showed his frustration. He let out a roar of disappointment after the costly wicket. The double setback halted Pakistan’s momentum. Now, their middle order must work hard to rebuild.
Batting will be harder with three Indian spinners ready to exploit the conditions. Since Pakistan lost their first match, they really need to win this game. India, on the other hand, has already won their opening match.
Match Situation at the Time of Wicket:
- Match: India vs Pakistan, Champions Trophy
- Venue: Dubai International Cricket Stadium
- Pakistan’s Score: 47/2 (9.2 overs)
- Imam-ul-Haq’s Score: 10 runs
- Axar Patel’s Impact: 1 run-out
With India back in control, Pakistan’s middle order needs to perform under pressure to stay in the tournament.