PAK vs AUS: Mark Waugh Criticizes Pakistan Star for Dismal Drop in 2nd Test and Compared With a Crocodile Jaw Fail

Mark Waugh Criticizes Pakistan Star for Dismal Drop in 2nd Test: On the third day of the second test match between Pakistan and Australia, is going on in Melbourne. Pakistan is struggling in the fielding department as they faced a lot of criticism on fielding in social media on the first test match.

On Thursday, December 28, as the second test is going on on Day 3, again fielding came to the forefront as Abdullah Shafique grassed a straight forward against Australian batter Mitchell Marsh.

For that Mark Waugh criticized Pakistan Star Shafique.

‘Like a crocodile jaw trying to catch a ball’: Mark Waugh

We all know that, PAK vs AUS 2nd test match is going on in Melbourne on Day 3. Pakistan was going well with the wickets and fielding until Mitchell Marsh entered the ground. And everyone knows that Mitchell Marsh has his style of counter-attacking.

It alleviates the pressure on the pacers. And Shafique missed the opportunity to catch the ball and bowler Jamal and other teammates of Pakistan were shocked to miss the direct catch. As it is one of the crucial wickets for Pakistan.

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After seeing all this Mark Waugh who is an Australian Cricketer and cannot able to hold sitting in the commentary box, said,  “A crocodile jaw trying to catch the ball.”

You can see the clear view in the video below.

"It's like a crocodile jaw trying to catch a ball."

Abdullah Shafique hands Mitch Marsh a life on 20 #AUSvPAK pic.twitter.com/NMlTKHn3t5

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) December 28, 2023

Not only this even in the first test match Shafique was the one who dropped the first catch on Day 1. Even David Warner provided a couple of chances during the innings.

Since 1995, Pakistan has been trying to win against Australia, but it didn’t win the match in the longest format. Despite of series, Pakistan also saw a change in their captaincy after Babar Azam stepped back from the captaincy.