WATCH: Sajid Khan mimics John Cena’s taunt while giving angry stare to Jomel Warrican during Multan Test

Pakistan spinner Sajid Khan was left frustrated like the rest of his teammates as the West Indians put up a gritty show with the bat. The right-arm off spinner is known for his angry looks and on Sunday he took a leaf out of WWE star John Cena’s book to taunt the batter. 

The incident occurred in the final ball of the 59th over with Sajid bowling to Jomel Warrican. The batter went for a wild slog to a ball that had lots of air on it. Somehow the ball missed the stumps much to the amazement of the fielders and batter Warrican himself. 

Sajid Khan to Warrican 😎#PAKvWI | #RedBallRumblepic.twitter.com/r1RX5XUAxy

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Just as the batter looked up, Sajid Khan was right on his face doing John Cena’s ‘You Can’t See Me’ taunt. This brought a huge smile on the batter’s face as the bowler had a few words to say. Warrican on the other hand had a huge smile on his face at the antics on display by the Pakistani star. 

West Indies batters show resilience to set Pakistan daunting target

Armed with a lead of nine runs, West Indies came out to bat once more day two of the second Test in Multan on Sunday. Mikyle Louis was the first man out when he was caught by Shan Masood off Noman Ali for seven runs. The opening pair of Louis and skipper Kraigg Braithwaite had added 50 runs inside 12 overs. 

Amir Jangoo and Braithwaite added 42 runs for the second wicket as the skipper reached his half-century. That stand was broken when Brathwaite went down the track to Noman Ali and was out stumped for 52. Sajid his first of four wickets when he dismissed Jangoo for 30 caught by Salman Agha. 

Noman Ali then dismissed Kavem Hodge and Alick Athanaze in quick succession as the visitors led by 138 with half their side dismissed. West Indian lower order came to the fore again as the touring side reached 244 before being bowled out. 

Wicketkeeper Tevin Imlach scored crucial 35 runs as he found support from Kevin Sinclair who scored 28. Gudakesh Motie and Warrican both scored 18 as the pair were dismissed by Sajid Khan. The right-arm spinner ended with figures of 4/76 while Noman Ali picked 4/80 with Kashif Ali and Abrar Ahmed getting one wicket each.