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UltraEdge reveals Saqib Khan's seventh wicket on debut

Sports Central by DRM's Rawalpindi session highlights capture a review that turns an unsuccessful LBW appeal into a caught-behind dismissal.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 207,860 views a day, 25 times a normal first day on this channel (8,389).

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0:10Saqib removes Dhananjaya de Silva in the opening over of the session.
2:24Saud Shakeel drops Kusal Mendis at slip; Mendis edges behind to Saqib shortly afterward.
5:14Sonal Dinusha's edge to second slip gives Saqib five wickets on debut.
9:31Pakistan review an LBW appeal against Asitha Fernando; UltraEdge instead reveals a caught-behind dismissal.
14:44Fernando traps Tayyab Arif LBW, and Pakistan's review is unsuccessful.
17:38The lunch scorecard shows where Pakistan stand after their second-innings start.

Pakistan ask for a second look at an LBW appeal against Asitha Fernando. The breakthrough comes somewhere else: UltraEdge reveals contact with the bat, and Saqib Khan has his seventh wicket on Test debut.

That little change of route caps the bowling story in Sports Central by DRM's first-session highlights from Rawalpindi. The clips channel's upload approached 200,000 views before its first day was complete, far beyond its usual start for regular videos. Its full-day highlights and a separate Saqib bowling package also drew unusually large audiences.

Saqib gets to work in the opening over, removing Dhananjaya de Silva after his century. Kusal Mendis, Sri Lanka's other overnight centurion, survives a dropped slip catch by Saud Shakeel but soon edges Saqib behind. Sonal Dinusha's edge to second slip brings the debutant his fifth wicket; a reviewed LBW decision against Lahiru Kumara stays out.

Then comes Fernando's review, where Pakistan get the wicket they wanted, though not the dismissal they appealed for. Razaullah takes the last wicket to close Sri Lanka's innings.

The highlights don't stop with the bowling celebrations. Pakistan begin their second innings narrowly behind, and Fernando returns with the ball to trap Tayyab Arif LBW. This time Pakistan's review cannot change the decision.

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