jollibet PAK Vs WI: Jomel Warrican Mimics Sajid Khan's 'You Can't See Me' Celebration - Watch Video

Jomel Warrican appeals successful LBW dismissal of Pakistan's Salman Ali Agha during the day-three of the second cricket Test match. Photo: AP Jomel Warrican appeals successful LBW dismissal of Pakistan's Salman Ali Agha during the day-three of the second cricket Test match. Photo: AP

West Indies spinner Jomel Warrican mimicked WWE superstar John Cena's famous 'You can't see me' celebration to Pakistan's Sajid Khan after dismissing him on day 3 of the 2nd Test in Multan on Mondayjollibet, January 27. (Match Report | Day 3 Highlights | More Cricket News)

A video of the 32-year-old's celebration has gone viral on social media as Sajid walked past him after disturbing his stumps.

The dismissal took place in the 44th over of the innings as Sajid tried to attempt a push to the off-side but the ball hit the inside edge of Sajid's bat, and then went onto hit the stumps.

In the process, Warrican also claimed a fifer to add to his four wickets in the 1st innings as West Indies claimed a famous 120-run win. This was also their first-ever victory on Pakistani soil since 1990.

34 years in the making! 👏🏻West Indies claim their first win in Pakistan since 1990 to level the series!Fun fact: Kemar Roach was just 4 at the time, and nobody else from the team was even born! 😱#PAKvWIonFanCode pic.twitter.com/I6o1iqrbGL

— FanCode (@FanCode) January 27, 2025

During West Indies' second innings, Sajid had done a similar gesture to Warrican when the ball almost hit the stumps after the latter tried to swing his bat. The offie ultimately dismissed the 32-year-old not before the batter added an invaluable 18-runs off 40 balls, followed by his 36 runs in the 1st innings.

After a goalless first quarter, Korea struck just 36 seconds into the second quarter with Jungjun Lee finding the net due to a mistake from Pakistan goalkeeper Abdullah Ishtiyaq Khan. The goal remained the difference between the two teams till the half-time.

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Speaking in the post-match ceremony, Warrican explained that he tried to back his gameplan. "I back my gameplan, once the ball is in my zone, I back myself to clear the boundary. I trust my defence as well, and my ability to rotate the strike."

"Just the variation of pace and hitting the same length over and over. Consistency is the key to everything I do," he added.

Warrican claimed 5-27 to finish the series with a series-leading 19 wickets and also pushed Pakistan to the bottom of the World Test Championship table as both teams ended its two-year campaigns.

West Indies finished eighth on the WTC table and Pakistan was at No. 9 with Australia and South Africa already qualifying for the final at Lord’s in June.jollibet