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Posted On: November 21st 2025, 06:13 pm
What a moment to deliver the perfect yorker! Ubaid Shah pretty much sealed the game with this beauty 😍

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Comments (366)
suthahar_priyan_s a year ago

suthahar_priyan_s

Plum Not Out😮

awanzada2242 a year ago

awanzada2242

Not out

warsha_dulz a year ago

warsha_dulz

Not out bro 😢😢

asr__if__editz a year ago

asr__if__editz

Is He a blind Umpire😮😡?

ahmedshah9244 a year ago

ahmedshah9244

Horrible umpiring standards

____zaap.____ a year ago

____zaap.____

Blind umpire 🖕

aayushchoudhary.x7 a year ago

aayushchoudhary.x7

This joker umpire ruined the tournament they didn't have even gully level cricket knowledge

vishal.upadhyay001 a year ago

vishal.upadhyay001

Zinda not out tha vo 😂😂😂

sooperban a year ago

sooperban

To all the indian fans, woh jo final main milna tha uska kia karen ab?

hindusayss a year ago

hindusayss

Mc umpire kaise ban gaya ....

unknowm_1207 a year ago

unknowm_1207

Not out tha 🙌🙌

varinder_vlogs a year ago

varinder_vlogs

Saleo fixing krke match jitt Gaye sale soor 😂

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