After regaining some form with the bat rookie Pakistan batter Haider Ali was involved in a comical dismissal and it was a truly bizarre way to walk back to the pavilion.

The run-out took place during Warwickshire and Derbyshire game. The game unfolded with an air of intrigue and amusement, leaving spectators both laughing and bewildered at the events that transpired.

Chasing a 204-run target set by Warwickshire, Haider scored a 33-ball half-century.

Haider Ali tried to charge Danny Briggs, but was deceived by the deceptive flight of the ball. The miss prompted an appeal by the wicketkeeper Alex Davies, but destiny seemed to be in Ali’s favour, as he managed to reach the safety of the crease, albeit narrowly, evading the clutches of the dislodged bails.

However, fate had other plans for the young Pakistani sensation, as he unknowingly strode outside of the crease looking for a run.

With his attention diverted, the right-hander was caught unawares as the wicketkeeper seized the opportunity to make amends for his previous fumble.

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