PAK vs ENG: Mark Wood Bowling – England pacer Mark Wood set the speedometer on fire in his comeback game from injury against Pakistan. The fast bowler made a promise under anesthetic in the hospital that he will still bowl fast after making a comeback. True to his word, Wood clocked 97MPH in the third T20I against Pakistan and made the Pakistan batters hop. The right-arm pacer’s speed in the fourth over reading, was 156kph, 152kph, 155kph, 154kph, and 151kph. He picked up two wickets in the powerplay and was too hot to handle. Follow PAK vs ENG Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
Here’s more of Mark Wood under anaesthetic for you 😂😂😂
💬 I’ll still bowl fast… pic.twitter.com/YFGiWPQN0w
— England’s Barmy Army (@TheBarmyArmy) March 28, 2022
PAK vs ENG: Mark Wood lives up to his promise under anesthetic, bowls 97MPH after coming back from injury against Pakistan – Watch Video
PAK vs ENG: Wood makes a stellar comeback after an elbow injury, Pakistan batters grasp for breath
- Wood returned to international cricket after close five months. He was out due to an elbow injury.
- Critics and experts feared that Wood’s pace would dip once he makes a comeback. But it was not to be as Wood made Pakistan batters grasp for breath by his sheer pace.
- In his first game, he consistently bowled above 150kph and made a stellar return.
- Wood was also asked in the hospital about his potential IPL return in 2023, to which the pacer gave an optimistic response.
- But for now, he will concentrate on making Pakistan batters trouble with his searing pace.
PAK vs ENG: England take a 2-1 lead in the seven-match series after a 63-run win over Pakistan
England bounced back in style after beating Pakistan by 63 runs in the third T20I. Harry Brook, Ben Duckett, and Mark Wood starred in the victory. The fourth T20I will be played in Karachi on Sunday (September 25).
PAK vs ENG: Mark Wood lives up to his promise under anesthetic, bowls 97MPH after coming back from injury against Pakistan – Watch Video
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