ICC U-19 World Cup 2022, Pakistan vs Afghanistan: Pakistan Beat Afghanistan By 24 Runs In Thriller

 

With two dominates in two matches, Pakistan have equipped for the following phase of the U19 World Cup 2022. Having chosen for bat first, it was an aggregate exertion by Pakistan's players as they figured out how to post a serious complete on the board. Maaz's appearance came in as an astonishment towards the end as Pakistan contacted the 240-run mark. In answer, Afghanistan got off to a nice beginning, yet their run rate was on the more slow side with their top request hitters not showing a lot of expectation in the initial 10 to 15 overs. Furthermore once the necessary run rate crept nearer to the 7-run mark, the Afghan hitters lost the plot, discarding their wickets, which additionally included three run-outs. They continued to get limits at standard stretches, in any case, the failure of their hitters to change over their beginnings brought about a misfortune by 24 runs. Hang in for the introductions.

Qasim Akram | Pakistan skipper: I am really content with the collaboration. Certain with my colleagues as the hitters and bowlers, both contributed. I had confidence in the bowlers right all through the innings. We figured out how to get wickets and guarded the aggregate. Our bowling is our genuine strength, yet the players performed well today. The young men got energized after those run-outs, indeed we got three run-outs in the subsequent innings.

Suliman Safi | Afghanistan skipper: It was a nearby game, yet we lost the game when we lost two set players, when they were run-out. And furthermore we offered 20 runs extra. We have a solid batting and bowling line-up, we'll return solid against Zimbabwe. I have faith in my colleagues.

Maaz Sadaqat, Player of the Match: I was given an arrangement of playing every one of the 8 overs, and I batted by that arrangement. I see myself as a bowler who can bat. I follow Mohammad Rizwan and his mentality towards the game and the manner in which he prepares.

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