Watch: 'Dono tutt gaye' — Razaullah's bat-breaking remark goes viral after explosive knock against England

Razaullah Khan etched his name in the record books with a stellar knock that helped Pakistan fight back in the Edgbaston Test. He produced an impressive six-hitting display on his Test debut and made history in red-ball cricket.

The 21-year-old scored 81 runs off just 63 balls, smashing four fours and nine sixes. His explosive innings came during a crucial ninth-wicket partnership with Mohammad Abbas, who scored 42 runs. The duo added 121 runs and frustrated England’s bowlers.

However, it was Razaullah’s witty response about his bats that also caught attention. When asked why he changed his bat twice during his innings, he replied, “Maine change nahi kiya, woh dono tutt gaye,” which means, “I didn’t change them; both of them broke.” His response quickly went viral among fans. 

Watch Razaullah Khan’s viral interview video here:

Razaullah's explosive 81 off 63 balls rescues Pakistan against England at Edgbaston

Razaullah Khan played a brilliant knock of 81 runs off just 63 balls to help Pakistan fight back against England at Edgbaston. The 21-year-old smashed nine sixes, equalling Tim Southee’s record for the most sixes on a red-ball debut. He also hit the most sixes by a No.9 batter in Test cricket and matched Corbin Bosch’s record for the joint-highest score by a No.9 batter on Test debut.

The Young PAK batter’s knock came at a crucial moment when Pakistan were facing another heavy defeat. After conceding a 320-run first-innings lead, Pakistan were reduced to 318/8 and still needed two runs to avoid an innings defeat.

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Razaullah and Mohammad Abbas then produced a remarkable fightback, adding 121 runs for the ninth wicket to take Pakistan to 449. England now need 130 runs to complete a series sweep. With his nine sixes, Razaullah also equalled Southee’s record, which the New Zealand all-rounder achieved with an unbeaten 77 against England in Napier in 2008.

"Maine change nahi kiya, dono tutt gaye" — What Razaullah said about his broken bats

Razaullah Khan had a different explanation for the broken bats he used during his fiery Test debut against England. When asked why he had gone through three bats during his explosive knock, the Pakistan batter made it clear that he was not changing them.

Razaullah said, “Maine change nahi kiya, woh dono tutt gaye” (“I didn’t change them, both of them broke”). His witty response came after he smashed 81 runs off 63 balls, including nine sixes, to help Pakistan stage a remarkable fightback at Edgbaston.

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Pakistan were eventually dismissed for 449 in the final over of the day, wiping out most of their 320-run deficit and taking a 129-run lead. Shan Masood (95), Babar Azam (76) and Azan Awais (59) also made important contributions before Razaullah and No.10 batter Mohammad Abbas added 121 runs for the ninth wicket.

Fans react to viral video as Razaullah-Abbas stand shifts momentum in the Test

Fans were quick to react to Razaullah Khan’s viral interview after his brilliant knock against England at Edgbaston. His witty comment about his broken bats added another memorable moment to an already impressive Test debut. Here is how the fans reacted on X: 

Razaullah and Mohammad Abbas played a crucial role in changing the momentum of the match with their 121-run ninth-wicket partnership. Their aggressive batting helped Pakistan recover from 318/8 and eventually post 449 runs, giving the visitors a 129-run lead.

The fightback also sparked plenty of reactions from fans on social media. Many praised Razaullah for his fearless batting and highlighted his entertaining response about the broken bats, while the partnership with Abbas gave Pakistan an unexpected chance to put pressure back on England.