“All those who enter Crickt’s international struggles initially. They talk about criticisms, it has become a norm. Every It is required to happen in what is required to happen.
New Zealand, however, barely sweated in persecution. While Rauf proved the way in which the hosts made their batting, he also felt that Pakistan’s bowling players had a bad luck not to choose some more WICKETS.
“All players have worked out. The type of land we have here, usually we have high score games,” he said. “It’s not as if we didn’t get well, we also had bad luck. There were some upper edges for six, some passed through the ropes due to the wind and small land. We were making the effort as a bowling unit, but we did not get the desired result. At first we had a little unfortunate.
“We tried to use the conditions for our benefit, but we had bad luck. The type of cricket they played, hit good shots, so we must accredit them.”
While Rauf had a decent day with the ball, picking up 2 by 20 in his three overs, the rest of his counterparts that rush have fought. Shaheen Shah Afridi was for 31 of his three overs despite playing a maiden, while Mohammad Ali admitted that 34 run from his two overs. Rauf agreed that there has been a decrease in Pakistan’s Cricket, but is confident that they are trying to build a team that challenges the upper parts in the future.
“There is no doubt that our Crick has decreased. But we are building as a team and trying to forge a combination and play the cryket that is required at the higher level,” Rauf said. “We are trying different things, and when we try things, there will be failures, but we will learn. And a day will come in the future when you can see a good Crick of the Pakistan team.”
