He added: “Our bowler kept on putting power whereas the right technique is the key against a top cricket playing nation. We can’t play with the same technique and energy as against Zimbabwe, we have to do our best.” Talking about the Men in Green’s next match, Aaqib believes Sarfraz Ahmed-led unit would have to put up a much better show if they were to secure a much-needed win against the home side. “Zimbabwe will strike back, they troubled the Australian bowlers and their batsmen can trouble us too,” he said. “We have to be prepared for it, our batsmen and bowlers both have to give their best in every match and win the series.”
Published in Daily Times, July 4th 2018.
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