Aakash Chopra says “This team is looking as good as gold” in T20 World Cup 2021. Aakash Chopra has brought out that Pakistan has emerged. Also as a formidable unit with multiple match-winners. It is coming to the fore in its first two matches of the T20 World Cup 2021. Pakistan won by five wickets against New Zealand. In their second T20 World Cup Super 12 appearance.
Furthermore, to move to Group 2’s beat. The victory came after a 10-wicket thrashing. In their competition, they served Team India. While looking into the Pakistan-New Zealand experience. Chopra pointed out that the Azam-led side. He is looking like a well-rounded unit.
“This team is looking as good as gold. In the first match, it was Shaheen Shah Afridi with the ball, and with the bat, it was Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan. When the second match came in Sharjah against New Zealand – Haris Rauf comes with the ball, Asif Ali and Shoaib Malik with the bat,” Chopra said.
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“Of course, Rizwan also contributed but the truth is that Pakistan has won two out of two encounters, they have got six different heroes in two encounters. They have defeated New Zealand and India, which means a semi-final spot is confirmed even if they play to 80% of their potential,” Aakash Chopra added.
Pakistan faces Afghanistan, Namibia, and Scotland. They are in the remaining Super 12 fixtures. They will be favored to put it across all three sides and finish atop Group 2. While praising Haris Rauf’s performance. Against New Zealand, Chopra highlighted that Pakistan have an exceptional seam attack.
“Lastly, Harif Rauf was absolutely sensational, the way he bowled on a pitch that did not have that much help for the fast bowlers. The ball is hitting the bat at pace, 145 clicks. Hasan Ali and Shaheen Shah Afridi also bow fast. Pakistan’s pace-bowling factory is back on track.”
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