Big Buzz/ WATCH: Rashid Khan develops a secret weapon for World Cup, goes through uncanny bowling drill

Afghanistan cricket team leg spinner Rashid Khan is one of the bowlers in the world and many big batsmen in world cricket face problems in playing the Afghani leg break bowler. Rashid is known for his high arm action and his quick arm speed due to which he deceives the batsman in the air and gets his wicket. Rashid also has a premier weapon in his armory which is his googly. 

3 things you need to know 

• Rashid Khan is representing Afghanistan in the ODI World Cup 2023 
• Afghanistan is placed at the bottom of the table in the ODI World Cup 2023 
• The Afghani team is playing against England in its third match of the tournament

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Rashid Khan develops new bowling variations ahead of England's chase against Afghanistan

The Afghanistan cricket team set up a competitive target of 285 runs against England in its hunt for the first win in the ODI World Cup 2023. However, ahead of the English team's chase, the Afghani spinner was witnessed practising various spin drills and it looked like he had also developed a new weapon for the English batsmen. Rashid was seen bowling with two balls at one time which will certainly help him release the ball more smoothly in the ENG vs AFG match. 

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Who wins the ENG vs AFG CWC 2023 match? 

The Afghanistan cricket team has put up a brilliant bowling performance now against England and has kept the opposition under pressure. The English team has already lost six wickets for under 150 runs, which has made the chase very difficult for the English team. No, the English batter was allowed to stay at the crease for long by the Afghanistan bowlers, however, Jos Buttler and Co. are not yet out of the match due to their batting depth and it is very hard to predict who wins the match in New Delhi.