Pakistan’s captain, Babar Azam, is hopeful about the team’s performance in the ICC Men’s World Cup. He expressed confidence and mentioned that their goal is to reach the top four but ultimately aim to win the tournament.
When asked about the team’s atmosphere after the Asia Cup defeat, Babar Azam emphasized that they are like a family with no ill feelings among players. They are not feeling pressured about playing in India for the first time, as they have done their research and believe the conditions are similar to other Asian countries.
Regarding the absence of Naseem Shah, he mentioned that Shah and Shaheen Afridi bowling together provided an advantage, and they chose Hasan Ali as a replacement due to his experience. Babar didn’t reveal their bowling strategies but said they would assess conditions when they arrive in India.
Regarding the spinners’ performance, he acknowledged they had some tough days but emphasized their talent and how they earned their place in the team through their past performances.
Babar also talked about his personal goals and excitement about playing in Ahmedabad. He sets targets, prepares for specific opponents, and gives his best effort on the field, leaving the results to fate. He sees the World Cup as an exciting opportunity to gain confidence and perform well, emphasizing the importance of staying calm under pressure.
