Babar Azam expresses satisfaction in India’s world-class fast bowlers before of the India-Pakistan match. Babar dismissed any concerns about weariness ahead of the high-pressure clash. Despite the fact that Pakistan had traveled from Kandy to Lahore and again to Colombo in the previous week.
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Pakistan captain Babar Azam praised his team’s fast bowlers for their contributions to his team’s supremacy in the 2023 Asia Cup
Pakistan’s pace-bowling combination of Shaheen Shah Afridi, Naseem Shah, and Haris Rauf has been particularly effective in the ongoing competition.
Babar added that the pacers helped Pakistan thrive in tournaments and matches ahead of the much-anticipated Super Four stage showdown against archrivals India. He went on to say that he has entire faith in them, and they, in turn, have faith in themselves.
“I am very proud of my fast bowlers.” They are among the greatest and contribute to our dominance. Fast bowlers win tournaments and matches, and I have complete faith in them. There is no mystery; they simply believe in themselves and cover for one another.” ESPNCricinfo cited the 28-year-old as saying.
He went on to state that the team is testing several combinations to see which one works best for them. According to the No. 1 ODI batter, Pakistan is still figuring out how to approach the middle overs, but they are finishing and starting very well with the support of the fast bowlers.
“We’re experimenting with different combinations to see what works best for us. ” We haven’t quite figure out how to approach the middle overs, but our quick bowlers are helping us finish and start well. It’s a collaborative effort. “We try to get the most out of our players as a team,” he continued.
Despite the fact that Pakistan had traveled from Kandy to Lahore and back to Colombo in the previous week, while India remained in Sri Lanka. Babar downplayed any concerns about fatigue ahead of the high-pressure battle.
“We’ve been in Sri Lanka for two and a half months, including the Test series, LPL, Afghanistan series, and now the Asia Cup. ” As a result, you could argue we have a tiny advantage over India. ” e concluded.
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