Watch: Hasan Ali Fires Back At Fans Mocking Him For His Fielding Skills

Hasan Ali Fires Back At A Troll by a Fan: Following the third Test match against Australia, Pakistani pacer Hasan Ali responded sharply to a fan who mocked his fielding and catching abilities.

Pakistan concluded their recent tour of Australia with a disappointing 3-0 defeat in the three-match Test series against the home team. Despite showing glimpses of potential victory at various stages throughout the series, the team led by captain Salman Ali Agha failed to secure a single win.

The series outcome was especially frustrating for Hasan Ali, known for his aggressive playing style. This loss added to Pakistan's ongoing struggle, as they haven't clinched a Test victory in Australia since 1995. Moreover, the team hasn't managed to win or draw a series against Australia since the 1978-79 season.

Notably, Hasan Ali has faced criticism for his fielding performances, often standing out for dropped catches. His missed opportunity against Matthew Wade during the 2021 T20 World Cup semi-final remains a particularly memorable instance, ultimately leading to Australia's victory.

In the series' final match at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), which also marked David Warner's retirement from the format, Pakistan posted a competitive total of 313 runs in their first innings. Thanks to Amir Jamal's impressive 6-wicket haul, Australia was restricted to 299 runs in their reply.

With a first-innings lead, Pakistan seemed poised for a potential series-saving victory. However, their hopes were crushed as they collapsed to a meager 115 runs in their second innings. Subsequently, Australia chased down the target of 130 runs comfortably, securing an 8-wicket win.

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