Nayar was in agreement with Robin Uthappa.
Shaheen Shah Afridi has been in incredible form lately, and they certainly have some quick and sharp bowlers. Additionally, Haris Rauf is doing well. Despite this, I am confident that our team’s hitters are able to handle each one.
Aakash Chopra, a former Indian opener, hailed Pakistan’s bowlers for their performance against Bangladesh on September 6 at night. In the first Super 4 match of the Asia Cup, the Pakistani pace trio of Shaheen Shah Afridi, Haris Rauf, and Naseem Shah claimed eight wickets between them against Bangladesh, reducing their opponents to a manageable 193. Imam-ul-Haq and Mohammad Rizwan then both scored composed half-centuries to help Pakistan secure a seven-wicket victory.
Chopra emphasized how “top-class” Pakistan’s bowlers were in keeping Bangladesh from scoring even 200 runs on a flat Lahore ground that appeared to be perfect for batting. Rauf led the bowlers with an economical four-for (4/19 in six overs), while Naseem and Shaheen both responded with figures of 3/34 and 1/42, respectively.
The Pakistani bowling trio of Shaheen Shah Afridi, Haris Rauf, and Naseem Shah bowled exceptionally well to take wickets there despite the relatively flat surface. Their rapid bowling is top-notch in every way. In an extreme road-like surface, they didn’t even allow Bangladesh to attain a target of 200,” stated Chopra while hosting JioCinema’s daily sports program #AAKASHVANI.
Before the India-Pakistan match, Abhishek Nayar said, “If they have pace, we have batsmen who can utilize that pace.
Abhishek Nayar, a former cricketer for India, also offered his opinions on the impending match between Pakistan and India in the Super 4 round.
We have batters who can take advantage of their pace if they have it. Virat Kohli’s World Cup batting performance was on display. Since both teams are so strong, I don’t believe anyone is in a better position. But as we all know, India has always performed better under duress, and I anticipate the same in the near future,” Nayar remarked.
The best batting lineup and the best bowling lineup will square off, according to RP Singh.
“They may have a tiny advantage in their bowling division, and we are also concerned about injuries. They appear to bowl a little better since their three fast bowlers, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Haris Rauf, and Naseem, all bowl at speeds of around 150 km/h. These games can be viewed as a competition between the top bowling and batting lineups.
After their group stage match was postponed on September 2 in Pallekele, India and Pakistan will square off on September 10 in Colombo during the Super 4 round.
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