Amjid Javed
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Pakistan captain Babar Azam: "We let them score too many runs in the first ten overs. We started poorly and then gave away too many runs at the death. While Imam and I were batting, we felt we had the chase under control but then lost wickets in clumps and couldn't recover."
The thing with slow strike rate is, it puts unncessarily more pressure on other batsman at crease and then throughout the batting line up as whoever will come next will have to compensate for the poor strike rate of players batted earlier. This result in loss of wickets.
We wanted to restrict them to under 300. But we didn't start well in the first ten overs, but we restricted them well in the end. I thought we lost the grip when I got out. It wasn't easy for the new batsmen, but unfortunately I got out and they got the momentum. When your main players aren't available, you have to back the young players. They debutants did well though. We will discuss the mistakes we made and look to not repeat it in the next game.
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Seem like a load of excuses and delusion from Babar.
1) 1st 10 overs with the ball yes were rubbish so why persist with Hasan Ali's buffet bowling
2) Death bowling, the spinners were doing well. Yet he brought Hasan Ali back on. Also Rauf under bowled his 10 over quota.
3) chase was under control? req run rate at start of inns was 6 an over. After 20 overs it was req run rate 7.26 and after 30 overs it was req rate 8.30
So what exactly was under control? We were scoring at under 5 runs per over after 30 overs.
So both you and imam were batting like snails and then you expect new batsmen to score at 8 runs per over straight away? what about all dot balls that were eaten up?
pakistan arent missing any main players? so what youngsters are going to be made scape goats for Your and imams directionless batting?
Its not 1st time pakistan have batted like this and wont be last.
Babar is even more clueless then when sarfraz was in charge a few years ago.
The thing with slow strike rate is, it puts unncessarily more pressure on other batsman at crease and then throughout the batting line up as whoever will come next will have to compensate for the poor strike rate of players batted earlier. This result in loss of wickets.
We wanted to restrict them to under 300. But we didn't start well in the first ten overs, but we restricted them well in the end. I thought we lost the grip when I got out. It wasn't easy for the new batsmen, but unfortunately I got out and they got the momentum. When your main players aren't available, you have to back the young players. They debutants did well though. We will discuss the mistakes we made and look to not repeat it in the next game.
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Seem like a load of excuses and delusion from Babar.
1) 1st 10 overs with the ball yes were rubbish so why persist with Hasan Ali's buffet bowling
2) Death bowling, the spinners were doing well. Yet he brought Hasan Ali back on. Also Rauf under bowled his 10 over quota.
3) chase was under control? req run rate at start of inns was 6 an over. After 20 overs it was req run rate 7.26 and after 30 overs it was req rate 8.30
So what exactly was under control? We were scoring at under 5 runs per over after 30 overs.
So both you and imam were batting like snails and then you expect new batsmen to score at 8 runs per over straight away? what about all dot balls that were eaten up?
pakistan arent missing any main players? so what youngsters are going to be made scape goats for Your and imams directionless batting?
Its not 1st time pakistan have batted like this and wont be last.
Babar is even more clueless then when sarfraz was in charge a few years ago.