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Six-year old Mumbai boy takes six wickets in debut match

Khan, making his debut in the under-14 Giles shield tournament at the age of six years, bagged a six-wicket haul in his first match.

Mumbai: Musheer Khan, making his debut in the under-14 Giles shield tournament at the age of six years, bagged a six-wicket haul in his first match to help his side Anjuman-I-Islam Allana English medium school romp to an innings and 40-run win.
Musheer, who had a forgettable first innings, having contributed only three runs with the bat in his team`s score of 233 and going wicketless, made amends today ending with figures of 8-5-11-6. Shailendra Education Society were bowled out for a mere 28 in their second innings as the young boy made a memorable debut with his left-arm spin. Musheer, who can also bat, is possibly the youngest player to participate in the prestigious city-based inter-school tournament. Musheer is the younger brother of Sarfaraz Khan, who had hogged the limelight about two years ago by surpassing Sachin Tendulkar`s score of 326 not out in the Harris Shield tournament at the age of 12. PTI