NEW DELHI: It is not usually you hear a captain specific satisfaction after a loss, however that is precisely what occurred within the Champions One-Day Cup, Pakistan’s native match being held in Faisalabad.
Mohammad Haris, main the Stallions, noticed his group concede a staggering 231 runs in simply 20 overs to the Mohammad Rizwan-led Markhors at Iqbal Stadium.
For the Markhors, Iftikhar Ahmed (60) and Salman Agha (51) each scored strong half-centuries.In response, the Stallions have been bowled out for a meager 105, with Zahid Mahmood taking a devastating five-wicket haul.
The most important shock got here throughout the post-match presentation, when Haris, the dropping captain, acknowledged that he was comfortable his group had misplaced.
“Koi galti nahi hui. Hum jo chah rahe they. Hum group ki power examine kar rhe they. [There was no mistake. We did what we wanted to do. We were checking the team’s strength,” Haris said after the match.
“Humne pehle match mein toss jeeta and batting ki thi. Aaj humne chase kiya. Jisse ki hume apni strength ka pata chal jaye. Wohi hua. Khushi hai ki hum haar gye In the first match, we won the toss and chose to bat. Today, we chased, so that we could understand our strength. That’s exactly what happened. We’re happy that we lost],” he stated.
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Mohammad Haris, main the Stallions, noticed his group concede a staggering 231 runs in simply 20 overs to the Mohammad Rizwan-led Markhors at Iqbal Stadium.
For the Markhors, Iftikhar Ahmed (60) and Salman Agha (51) each scored strong half-centuries.In response, the Stallions have been bowled out for a meager 105, with Zahid Mahmood taking a devastating five-wicket haul.
The most important shock got here throughout the post-match presentation, when Haris, the dropping captain, acknowledged that he was comfortable his group had misplaced.
“Koi galti nahi hui. Hum jo chah rahe they. Hum group ki power examine kar rhe they. [There was no mistake. We did what we wanted to do. We were checking the team’s strength,” Haris said after the match.
“Humne pehle match mein toss jeeta and batting ki thi. Aaj humne chase kiya. Jisse ki hume apni strength ka pata chal jaye. Wohi hua. Khushi hai ki hum haar gye In the first match, we won the toss and chose to bat. Today, we chased, so that we could understand our strength. That’s exactly what happened. We’re happy that we lost],” he stated.
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Haris’ remarks, as a senior Pakistan participant, didn’t sit nicely with followers, who shortly took to social media to criticize his feedback.
The Stallions suffered a crushing 126-run defeat to the Markhors.
Their subsequent match will probably be towards the Dolphins on Thursday.
