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TOUR OF PAKISTAN IN SOUTH AFRICA, 2018-19
Sarfraz Ahmed encouraged senior players to bounce back © AFP
At the end of When the day two, Mickey Arthur censored his senior players for their reckless shootings, which follows a new collapse of the stick that saw Pakistan lose its last nine wickets for 90 points due to the smooth dismissals of Sarfraz Ahmed, Azhar Ali and Asad Shafiq making the headlines.
According to reports, Arthur, in the midst of his unleashing, reportedly told the team that she had lost the match in less than an hour. Whether the match is announced or not, it could remain confidential, according to the wishes of Sarfraz. Cloakroom to stay there – Arthur's badessment of the situation is true. [1 9659004] Batters who collapse, especially when they are second in the Tests, become a usual trait on this Pakistani side. Sarfraz believes that psychological weakness has a role to play and that responsibility lies with everyone.
"We are under a lot of mental pressure, which prevents us from doing it in the fourth or second heat … There is a time now," he said after Pakistan's loss to South Africa at Centurion on Friday, December 28th. ).
"Since Hamilton [2016, when Pakistan went from 159 for 1 to 230 all out in a chase of 369] this has happened, we will have to deal with this in the future – the responsibility lies with everyone: the players and the coaching staff."
Major changes are expected before Cape Town. Town Test, the second in the series of three tests. With Haris Sohail and Mohammad Abbas likely to be fit in time, the ax, among the drummers, will likely fall on Shafiq, who only managed 11 points at Centurion. But Sarfraz asks him, as well as Azhar, to bounce back, while admitting that Thursday's collapse meant that it was a lost opportunity.
"The two drummers realize that they should not have gone out as they did" I said. "Azhar Ali and Asad Shafiq have worked hard and we expect them to come back to the next game, I think we had a chance yesterday, and if we played an hour more we could have scored more. we lost too many wickets after tea because of which we lost the match. "
Although 149 seems to be a poor target, the variable nature of the wicket, badociated with the threat that represents the attack of not from Pakistan, the hunt for guests was always going to be tricky. They lost four wickets before reaching the target for tea. Pakistan had a remarkable start, with Hasan Ali getting Aiden Markam in the second minute. Pakistan could have been back in the pavilion in the first hour of play.
Hashim Amla's blade was pushed back by Fakhar Zaman while third referee, Joel Wilson, felt that Dean Elgar did not. was not. out after the referees on the ground said that taking Azhar Ali on the first slip was clean and declared out, albeit on a soft signal. The victims helped the two drummers put an end to their dry areas when they were in their fifties. "For me, he [Azhar Ali] clearly took advantage," said Sarfraz, questioned about the controversy surrounding the attack.
When asked to comment on the nature of the field that allowed his team to win the match despite posting a small goal, the Pakistan captain said, "I do not say anything, but if you see for two and a half days, all the drummers have struggled to survive.The 30-40 For me, this land is considered a paradise for bowling. "
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