Shoaib Mohammad’s Masterclass | 94 Runs of Grit Against Australia (1988 Karachi Test) - video Dailymotion

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Relive a forgotten gem of cricketing history — the 1988 Karachi Test where Shoaib Mohammad played one of the most composed and disciplined innings ever witnessed on Pakistani soil. Scoring 94 runs off 221 balls in 319 minutes, he became the bedrock of Pakistan’s dominance against Australia. With 15 elegant boundaries and an unforgettable 197-run partnership with Javed Miandad, Shoaib laid the foundation for Pakistan’s towering first innings total of 469/9 declared.  This knock didn’t just frustrate the Aussies — it broke their spirit. Pakistan went on to win by an innings and 188 runs, and Shoaib’s near-century became a symbol of quiet excellence.  Join us as we take a trip down memory lane to celebrate a batting performance built on patience, precision, and pure Test match grit.  🕰️ Let the nostalgia flow. Shoaib Mohammad — a true artist of the crease.  👍 Don’t forget to Like, Subscribe & Share if you love vintage cricket stories.  #ShoaibMohammad #PakistanCricket #KarachiTest1988 #TestCricket #CricketClassics #JavedMiandad #AustraliaVsPakistan #CricketHistory #VintageCricket #InningsOfGrit #shoaibmuhammad #crickethighlights #pakistancricket #oldcricketvideos

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00:00A flashback to Karachi 1988, a touch-smash tail woven in grit and grace.

00:06In the heat-drenched cauldron of Karachi, Pakistan opening maestro Shweb Mohammed walked

00:12out with a bat in hand and patient in his soul.

00:15What followed was a master class in old-school test cricket.

00:19A 94-run vigil sculpted from 221 deliveries and 319 minutes of pure concentration, precision

00:27and elegance, with the blade whispering across the trough for 15 delicate force.

00:32Shweb Mohammed did not just bat, he painted a portrait of resistance.

00:36The Australian ballers toiled under the sun, but Shweb Mohammed stood like a monolith, unfazed

00:42and unbroken.

00:43So close your eyes for a moment and let the memories replay.

00:46The sun-soaked pitch, the sound of Willow on leather, and the calm presence of Shweb Mohammed

00:51at the crease, anchoring an unforgettable day in Pakistan's cricketing history.

00:56Scout Ahriksicas in Western fitness, and old horn-swept broads be uff.

00:59So far astray with a few.

01:02Carla geo Title, I think.

01:04Sent belonging.

01:05Fred are coming.

01:09attacks.

01:10Red now, she's keid.

01:15Wow!

01:16About a fair amount of space fabric

01:23Thank you very much.

01:53I'm going to turn back to my system, single pass back-head, 3 watchful.

02:05I'm going to turn it over to my head, that is up to the front.

02:09I'm going to turn it over to my head, because then I'm going to turn it over to my head.

02:21Yeah, please.

02:48No ball.

02:51The last thermoductus cut over a bowl while we eat the most roll.

03:11Rolls last about 8-9 minutes this morning because it's just going to be tight thin.

03:16It's going to be low and we're left by third.

03:32Let's get in the forehand.

03:39Overpaste.

03:41We didn't really just hold that fast the way we wanted to and then because this is up in the air.

03:48It was. Up in the air for a long time but this speed is going the wrong way. It's colour-through.

03:56I think that boiler then stops at the back end.

04:03Six now for no whistle.

04:12I got a white-off check.

04:20I see the real-off check.

04:22It's good to see theANPUS.

04:25I am going to show the whole line.

04:28It's quite beautiful.

04:29in our country in the city and in the city.

04:32We need to get home.

04:35This is the time to get home.

04:39This is the time to get home.

04:43How do you think?

04:46This is the time to get home,

04:48and then we need to get home.

04:50We need to get home.

04:53This is from Agostanza, Magmaishka, Sop.

04:58We are going to get a little bit of salt.

05:05We are going to get a little bit of salt.

05:11We are going to get a little bit of salt.

05:16This one is making noise in the border, but it's not how it's got the pollution test.

05:27The first of our drive, Mr. Mohamed.

05:31John's time to meet with us, and the other side of the car.

05:38We will have some flight to be on the top of the mission.

05:43We will have some flight to be on the top of the mission.

05:46But we will have a side tour.

05:53This is not the mission to be on the mission.

06:08We are just going to have a place to work, and we are going to have a place to take place,

06:20and we have a place to come around.

06:24The 8th century is now in the 20th century.

06:30The third time this century was the first time of war.

06:36So the third man had no idea.

06:38So the second time of war was the first time of war.

06:42There was a lot of war in the city.

06:47We had a great time.

06:49such a very good meal

06:51so in order to visit our reef

06:53its very much easier

06:55and beautiful

06:57we have the time to give all the deep water

06:58and also the offshore

07:00so we have the blood

07:01and we are making sure

07:03we are getting an easier one

07:04so we will all have to do

07:06we have to give more

07:11we have an interesting place

07:13we have to give you a very decent fish

07:15we are doing something

07:17At the top he's been tying to that, this time he found the stake, beautifully cut for four.

07:28That was a short board, and the third, right in position on top of the board, stolen.

07:42Board prepared.

07:47Board prepared.

07:50Soziales, of course.

07:53We roll it in.

07:56So, here's anQuiz.

07:59Here's an update on war.

08:03What's the change?

08:06We have to replay

08:36Alongside the ever-reliable Javed Miadad, he stitched together a momental 190

09:06seven-run stand, a partnership not just of runs but of resolve.

09:10That stand laid the cornerstone for Pakistan's mighty total of 469 for nine declared.

09:17And that's that was more than enough.

09:19The Aussies never recovered.

09:20Pakistan rolled them over with ruthless efficiency, securing a resounding victory by an innings

09:26and 188 runs.

09:28Shweb Muhammad did not get 100 that day, but he crafted something rare — a knock etched

09:33into the fabric of death-smash folklore.

09:36Shweb Muhammad batting was a quiet symphony of patience and poise, a purest delight in

09:41an age that still valued the slow burn.

09:44He was not the flamboyant stroke-maker or the headline-grabber, but rather than the craftman

09:50jizzling out an innings with monk-like discipline.

09:54Every shot from his bat felt talibrate.

09:56Born from deep concentration and classical technique, he had the rare ability to absorb pressure like

10:02a sponge, blunting fiery spells with a calm state and soft hands.

10:07Watching Shweb bat was like watching time slow down, a steady rhythm, a defensive wall,

10:12a man content in the grind.

10:14He did not dazzles with power, but he wore down ballers with unshakable resolve, anchoring

10:20Pakistan innings like a rock in the tide.

Shoaib Mohammad’s Masterclass | 94 Runs of Grit Against Australia (1988 Karachi Test)

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