Sajid Khan played a key role in Pakistan's Test series win over England at home.
After scripting Pakistan 2-1 Test series win over England at home, off-spinner Sajid Khan made a hilarious remark on his look, stating that people get scared even when he laughs.
In a video doing rounds on social media, Sajid was responding to a question about how he was intimidating the English batters from one end while Noman Ali was picking up wickets from the other, drawing a comparison to Pakistan's legendary pace duo - Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis.
"Maine toh koi daraya nahi hai yaar, aap log kehete ki dara rahe ho, ab Allah ne look aisi di hai main hasta bhi hu toh log darr jate hain," (I have not scared anyone, Allah has given me such a look and eyes that people get scared even if I laugh, what is my fault in this?) he said.
Sajid and Noman wreaked havoc on England, helping Pakistan register a commanding nine-wicket win in the decisive third Test on Saturday (October 26).
Pakistan were in a dominant position after gaining a crucial first-innings lead of 77 on a spin-friendly Rawalpindi pitch. Noman (6-42) and Sajid (4-69) shared all 10 scalps between them to skittle England out for a paltry 112 in their second innings, leaving the hosts with just 36 runs to chase for the series win.
Despite losing Saim Ayub early, Pakistan comfortably sealed the victory during an extended morning session on Day 3.
Noman and Sajid took 19 of England's 20 wickets in the third Test, while the duo picked up 39 of the 40 English wickets in the last two Tests.