Bhuvneshwar Kumar bowled Mohammad Hafeez on his 1st ball of first ODI- India v Pakistan-1st ODI-2012

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Bhuvneshwar Kumar became the 194th player to represent India in one-day internationals.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar had a dream start to his ODI debut as he took a wicket off his very first ball in one-day internationals by bowling Mohammad Hafeez out. He became only the second Indian bowler to take a wicket off his very first ball in ODIs, after Sadagoppan Ramesh who did so against West Indies at Singapore in 1999.

Bhuvneshwar had also taken a wicket off his sixth ball in Twenty20 Internationals (victim – Nasir Jamshed). He thus became the first Indian to take a wicket in his first overs both in ODIs and T20Is.




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