Video: Watch Steve Smith’s mind-blowing shot to Wahab’s poor delivery

How did Wahab even bowl like that?

Australia vs Pakistan T20

Adam Zampa, Steve Smith and James Faulkner of Australia celebrate victory during the ICC WT20 India Group 2 match between Pakistan and Australia at I.S. Bindra. Source: Getty Images

Australia has knocked Pakistan out of the world cup by winning the T20 game on Friday night by 21 runs. Australia put up a total of 193/4 in their allotted 20 overs against Pakistan at Mohali, India with Steve Smith scoring 61 from 43 balls and Shane Watson scoring 44 from 21 balls.
ICC World Twenty20 India 2016: Pakistan v Australia
James Faulkner of Australia celebrates after taking the wicket of Sharjeel Khan of Pakistan during the ICC WT20 Group 2 match between Pakistan and Australia. Source: Getty Images
Pakistan could only make 172/8 in their allotted 20 overs but this T20 game between Australia vs Pakistan will be remembered for the way Steve Smith answered Wahab Riaz’s delivery.
Australia vs Pakistan T20
Australia's captain Steve Smith bats during the World T20 cricket match between Australia and Pakistan. Source: Getty Images
This particular shot has gone viral on social media. Take a look at how the right handed batsman moved away from his crease and inched away from the off stump but instead of doing the sensible thing of going after the stumps, Wahab Riaz followed him and bowled a low full toss that was dispatched for a boundary.
Australia vs Pakistan T20
Pakistan's captain Shahid Afridi (L) looks on as he stumped by Australia's wicket keeper Peter Nevill during the Australia-Pakistan World T20 cricket match. Source: Getty Images

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Naturally, the social media went abuzz with this bizarre shot!


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