Salman Agha blames Pakistan's flat pitches for another loss against India
Salman Agha blames Pakistan's flat pitches for another loss against India
Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha blamed flat pitches for back-to-back Asia Cup defeats against India, saying conditions in Dubai don’t allow 200-plus scores. He defended his batters, the decision to promote Hussain Talat, and off-colour spells from Shaheen Afridi and Abrar Ahmed. Salman also backed his bowling plans, stressing Faheem Ashraf’s delayed introduction was strategic, not a mistake.
Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha blamed flat pitches for back-to-back Asia Cup defeats against India, saying conditions in Dubai don’t allow 200-plus scores. He defended his batters, the decision to promote Hussain Talat, and off-colour spells from Shaheen Afridi and Abrar Ahmed. Salman also backed his bowling plans, stressing Faheem Ashraf’s delayed introduction was strategic, not a mistake.
Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha blamed flat pitches for back-to-back Asia Cup defeats against India, saying conditions in Dubai don’t allow 200-plus scores. He defended his batters, the decision to promote Hussain Talat, and off-colour spells from Shaheen Afridi and Abrar Ahmed. Salman also backed his bowling plans, stressing Faheem Ashraf’s delayed introduction was strategic, not a mistake. 
