Cricket
T20 World Cup: Zimbabwe’s Raza eager to do well against Pakistan
PERTH: Zimbabwe all-rounder Sikandar Raza is certain of a decent show close by in ICC T20 World Cup 2022 match against Pakistan on The
Talking only to Geo News, the 36-year-old named Pakistan an excellent side while adding that Zimbabweans are prepared for the test.
"I'm truly anticipating this game. We've had a few excellent games in the past against Pakistan. Now that we are on the board too with the point too, ideally a success tomorrow can take us forward in the competition," he expressed on the ball against Pakistan.
Be that as it may, the Sialkot-conceived was careful about the test Pakistan would present them.
"As I would see it Pakistan has likely perhaps of the best assault. I think it is absolutely quite possibly of the best assault in the competition. Britain has a generally excellent assault as well as Australia and India. Be that as it may, I in all actuality do think Pakistan has the right combination with regards to seamers," said the Zimbabwean player.
"Pakistan has forever been an extremely impressive bowling side. What's more, having said that, with Rizwan and Babar at the top too and the manner in which they have performed throughout the long term, everything being equal, these two have the world record of the most number of runs scored as an organization.
"Thus, I think Pakistan got the right combination of cricketers with regards to bowlers and hitters to pursue down or to guard any kind of aggregate.
Thus, it's very significant and invigorating match and we are truly anticipating it together."
Sikandar had scored 82 against Ireland and 40 against Scotland in first round of the competition to assist his group with meeting all requirements for the Very 12 phase.
At the point when gotten some information about his structure and his own holds back nothing, the batting all-rounder said that he could do without to make large cases.
"I'm never a major person to respond to that," he said when inquired as to whether he's certain of proceeding with his structure.
"It is what it is. I've accomplished the work in the nets and pass on the rest to Allah [Almighty] hands. I've done all I could to allow myself an opportunity to do effectively. Assuming I get along nicely, Alhamdulillah [all acclaim is because of Allah Almighty]. On the off chance that I don't do well still Alhamdulillah, [because] something's out of my hand. What is in my grasp is to try sincerely and that's what i've done," he said.
Answering to an inquiry, Sikandar said that it is provoking for Zimbabwean players to "change under lights" as his side haven't played many matches in such circumstances. He, notwithstanding, said that he is pleased with the manner in which his group has played in this competition, particularly in matches under lights.
