"Not happy with the bowlers" – Sarfraz Ahmed disappointed despite his last place

Zimbabwe was eliminated from the T20I series on Wednesday after losing to Pakistan by seven wickets. in Harare. This victory allowed Pakistan to play in the final with Australia, which has already won both matches and will meet Pakistan for a league match without consequence on Thursday.

Even though Solomon Mire got the best individual score of a Zimbabwean drummer In T20I cricket when reaching a 94 of 63 balls, his team managed only 162/4 in his 20 overs , a total that was comfortably increased by Pakistan, aided by the 40 of Fakhar Zaman (47) and Hussain Talat (44), and an undefeated 38 by captain Sarfraz Ahmed.

Ahmed, who hit the winning races for the team, was not happy, however, with the bowling performance of the team. Although Pakistan managed to limit Zimbabwe to 162 after giving 24 points in the first three and 46 points in the top six, Mire, badisted by Cephas Zhuwao (24) and Tarisai Musakanda (33), hit the Pakistani bowlers 7 sixes

"I'm not happy with how my bowlers were bowling, it was not up to par, when our bowling was over, [with] 160 [it] seemed like a good track Battler, "said Sarfraz.

The captain also urged the drummers to finish the matches after getting off to a good start." Our start was very good, two drummers came in the 40s but did not get out. have not finished the game. We have to tell them that if you score 40-50, you have to finish the game. Big game tomorrow (against Australia) as we try to take the momentum of victory in the final, "he said.

Mire, who also clinched a wicket in addition to his record while Zimbabwe was beating. "It was a good day. The game plan was, as we had discussed in recent games, to have one of the top three players to stay until the end and give a big score. , said Mire

an operation right after the qualifiers [World Cup] and struggling for seven or eight months, I'm trying to do a lot more bowl now and I felt much better today. "

The opening drummer thought Zimbabwe had a competitive total on the board, but ordinary pins and skids on the pitch cost him the game." I think the total was competitive. It always hurts in the end if you have some mistakes or some bad balls. It becomes a different pursuit. "

Zimbabwe captain Hamilton Masakadza congratulated his team for bouncing on Australia's 100 points – where Aaron Finch broke a world record 172 – but conceded that the team not

"Certainly much better from the boys who fought so much better," said Masakadza.

"They played well at death and [but] we finished 10 or 15 points off, that's 10 or 15.

" Guys did not work well under pressure, there were too few errors. He [fielding] is one of our best costumes so I hope we can do it together in the next game. "

Zimbabwe will play one more game in the series, against Australia on Friday and will look to sign the series by winning this game.