This 21-year-old young man brought the team to the final by winning the match that was almost lost. Pakistan captain Babar Azam praised Naseem for the victory of the team.

In this gap, Babar remembered the six of the Pakistan team’s legendary star Javed Miandad. It was in Sharjah that history, perhaps the most famous six in cricket history, was born.

Babar Azam told about the emotional situation of the players in the dressing room in the last over at the prize distribution ceremony after the match. He said, “We were under a lot of pressure in the dressing room. We could not make a good pair. This problem has happened in the last few matches as well. But the way Naseem finished the match, in one word, was great. Seeing his six reminded me of Javed Miandad Bhai in Sharjah. He hit a six in Sharjah. Something like that happened today.” With this, Babar recalled Pakistan’s victory over India in the Australasia Cup final in Sharjah 36 years ago.

Pakistan needed 4 runs from the last ball in that match. Miandad hit a six off the last ball, not a four, to win over Pakistan. Imran Khan’s team tasted the title.

The director Ravi Shastri was listening to Babar’s words. He played in that match with Miandad. The former Indian all-rounder also recalled that loss against Pakistan.

Shastri jokingly said, ‘I was in the field that day. Thanks for the reminder!’