Rizwan admitted Pakistan, who scored 280 in the first match, were again short by 15-20 runs. “I think we were 15-20 runs short. Our team is doing their best effort, and it took Australia 48 overs to chase, so in the next match we will score these additional 15-20 runs,” said Rizwan of the next match in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday. The last two matches will be in Dubai on Friday and Sunday. Rizwan said senior players had the temperament and youngsters needed to learn from them. “If you look at the senior players, they have that temperament (like Finch). We are using the bench-strength players, because if they do then they will find suitable players for the World Cup. So, it’s a test for the players. The side comprises relatively inexperienced international players but an opportunity to learn and come good.” Rizwan said it was a matter of pride to score a century. “As a batsman, you always feel happy whenever you score a hundred. I usually come late in the order, but today I was a given an opportunity to bat up the order and I scored a hundred. I am very happy. But, if you score 115 and the team does not win, then it doesn’t look nice.”
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