WATCH: Hasan Ali’s hilarious sprint off the field on Day 1 of 1st SL vs PAK Test is sure to tickle your funny bones

Hasan Ali, a fast bowler for Pakistan who is known for his sense of humour, made an amusing dash on the opening day of the Test match between Sri Lanka and Pakistan in Galle on Sunday. Hasan entered the stadium to supply drinks despite not being in Pakistan’s starting XI. He raced in a comical manner as he made his way back to the pavilion, making the commentators laugh out loud.

The Pakistani was returning in an odd manner and nearly dropped his cap, but he managed to grab it without pausing, which caused hilarity in the commentary box. He also celebrated not dropping his cap with a hilarious gesture towards the dressing room. One could hear one of the commentators saying: “Look at that. Hasan Ali is enjoying himself.”

Here’s the viral video:

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Sri Lanka close out Day 1 at 242/6

Earlier, Sri Lanka chose to bat first after winning the toss. Despite having a difficult start to a day interrupted by rain, Pakistan’s Shaheen Shah Afridi, who today took his 100th Test wicket, wreaked havoc on the Lankan batting order and sent three of them back to the pavilion for only 63 runs.

However, Sri Lanka made a comeback in the second session thanks to vital fifties from Angelo Mathews and Dhananjaya de Silva. In the second session, Pakistan struggled to take wickets, but Mathews and Dhananjaya put together a century partnership for the fifth wicket, scoring 131 runs in 198 balls.

But just as tea was about to be served, spinner Abrar Ahmed struck after Mathews edged a ball to wicketkeeper Sarfaraz Ahmed. A nine-boundary innings let him score 64 runs. Following this, de Silva finished on the verge of a deserved century as he bats at 94* off 157 balls at stumps on Day 1. His knock includes 10 fours and three sixes. Sadeera Samarawickrama (36 off 57) was the last man to be dismissed as stumps were called after 65.4 overs. Sri Lanka are currently at 242/6. For Pakistan, Shaheen Afridi’s 3/63 aside, Naseem Shah, Abrar Ahmed, and Ali Agha Khan have all scalped a wicket each.