Pakistan's pacer Abbas Afridi caused chaos during Saturday's game between the Vancouver Knights and the Montreal Tigers in the GT20 Canada in Brampton.

Pakistan-Montreal Tigers pacer Abbas Afridi put on an impressive bowling performance in the GT20 Canada game at Brampton. During the intense encounter between the Vancouver Knights and the Tigers, Afridi caused chaos with his fiery pace and impeccable skills.

His exceptional performance resulted in a remarkable performance of five wickets, conceding just 29 runs in his four overs span. The culmination of his mesmerizing performance was an exceptional hat-trick that stunned the Knights and struggled to create a competitive total.

Afridi started his spell by taking out Vritiya Aravind for just seven runs.

After Aravind's wicket, the Knights' Mohammad Rizwan and Corsbin Bosch formed a 57-man partnership and at one point it looked like they could put a great total on the scoreboard, but Afridi made sure that wasn't going to happen.

At 36 strokes, Bosch was removed by Afridi and his wicket proved a meltdown for the Knights as they ended up losing three wickets in three balls.

After Bosch's wicket, South Africa's batsman and also Knights captain, Rassie van der Dussen, struck without knowing what to expect.

Afridi caught him on his first ball with an LWB and sent the South African back into the pavilion.

After Dussen, Afghanistan's Najibullah Zadran, a left-handed, aggressive hitter, left the pavilion to face the 22-year-old with a hat-trick ball.

Afridi completed his hat trick by bringing in Zadran and made history. But that wasn't all for the Pakistani pacer, he took another wicket and completed a five by taking the wicket from Fabian Allen.

But Afridi wasn't finished yet. He continued to torment the Knights batting side and took another wicket, that of Fabian Allen. With five of six wickets taken by the Tigers, Afridi's outstanding performance secured him the well-deserved Player of the Match title.