Fazalhaq Faruki He presented a brilliant moment in the 14th of the match ILT20 2025 between Abu Dhabi Knight Riders and MI Emiratesbowls a sensational yorker for the dismissal David Willey.
Fazalhaq Farooqi’s fiery yorker demolishes David Willey in style
The delivery was a textbook example of fast bowling accuracy, angled late in with sharp tail movement that left Willy completely behind. With lightning speed and accuracy, the ball flew past Willie’s bat and destroyed the off-stump, leaving him in complete disarray. Having just faced three deliveries and scored a single run, Willey could only watch his short stay at the crease come to an abrupt end. Farooqui’s deadly execution highlighted his skill as a death-defying specialist capable of game-changing deliveries.
Despite the dramatic nature of the dismissal, Faruqi remained composed, his expression not giving away the damage he had just inflicted. This superb bowling reduced the Knight Riders to 145/8, turning the game further in his side’s favor and cementing his reputation as one of the most dangerous bowlers in the tournament.
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MI Emirates beat Abu Dhabi Knight Riders in ILT20 2025 match
Emirates cruised to a massive 28-run win over Knight Riders in Match 14 of ILT20 2025 in Abu Dhabi. Romario Shepherd‘s exceptional all-round performance stole the show as he scored 38 off just 13 balls, including four boundaries and three sixes, to power his team to 186/6 in 20 overs. The captain also fired 26 to 49 in the shots Nicholas Pooranwhich keeps the middle order afloat.
The Knight Riders’ bowlers struggled Jason Holder and Ali Khan taking two wickets each but running at an alarming rate. In response, the Knight Riders slowed down, despite passing at 22 pace Kyle Myers and with a constant 34 Andries Gous. Emirates bowlers led by Shepherd (2/14). Alzarri Joseph (2/33), dismantled the Knight Riders’ batting order, reducing them to 158/9. Low grade resistance Andre Russell (not 37 of 23) and Sunil Narine (11 out of 13) was not enough to change the outcome. Strategic bowling changes and crisp fielding ensured that Knight Riders never recovered from a poor start, losing four wickets in the Powerplay.
