VIDEO: DAVID WARNER MAKES PAKISTAN PAY FOR NASEEM SHAH'S BASIC ERROR ON FIELD  

The first Test at the Gabba between Australia and Pakistan is currently grabbing limelight. During the match, the Pakistan team were left shocked after a basic error from 16-year-old Naseem Shah. 

Australian batsman David Warner gave a smashing and brilliant 151 not out on the second day of the first Test at the Gabba. Fans and crowd were shocked to see, Australia finished the match with 312 for the loss of just one wicket. 

Surprisingly, Warner scored his first Test century coming back from year-long ban for ball-tampering. Sadly, he was caught behind Naseem no-ball. Something that caught everyone's eye was Naseem overstepping the mark many a times. 

Naseem, who impressed the crowd with his performance was also guilty of overstepping the mark many a times. During the second over after lunch time, Naseem took Warner wicket but minutes later the batsman was called back after TV umpire Michael Gough corrected that Naseem had again overstepped the mark.

Reports suggest that, both the umpires missed out on spotting as many as 21 no-balls in two sessions but replays showed that Shah had overstepped. The umpires failed to spot 21 misses on the field. 

Taking a look at the match table, Pakistan were bowled for 240 at the first day, while the second day completely belonged to the Australia. 

This is astonishing.

Huge talking point & something the ICC HAS to look at.

21 no balls not called in two sessions...🙊 #AUSvPAK @7Cricket @7Sport pic.twitter.com/SAdFIWuGw4

— Trent Copeland (@copes9) November 22, 2019