Karachi: Former Australian Opener Matthew Hayden said leadership would be the key to the Indian-Pakistani T20 World Cup clash which was anticipated in the “DogFight Condition” in Dubai on Sunday.
Ending a real match, Hayden who worked with the Pakistani team as a batting consultant, a margin for errors would be very little in a big match so that leadership would be the key to the results of the match.
Hayden quoted the example of Ms.
Dhoni and Eoin Morgan, who led their respective IPL franchises successfully when their own individual shows were not at the expected level.
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“Their individual shows are not as good as they have done according to their statistical records but the way they lead their troops and do themselves play an important role in their team to reach the UAE final in conditions,” Hayden said in media interactions.
“I feel leadership will be the key in the coming match because the conditions in the UAE leave a little margin for mistakes and there is a DogFight condition out there.” Hayden said the Pakistani captain Babar Azam has a role to play in the match as a leader and premium dough.
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“There will be additional pressure on himself as captain and batsman because he will be targeted and everyone will desire, as they say, put him in his pocket.
Babar has orders and attendance and he needs to fulfill that role in a sense and captain batting.
“Hayden also observed that after following Indian cricket very closely for years, he believed that Kl Rahul and Rishab Pant pose the biggest threat to Pakistan in the match.
“More or less I watched Kl Rahul grow and he was the main threat to Pakistan.
I have watched him grow up as a boy.
I have seen his struggle and his dominance in a shorter format.
Read Alsot20 World Cup: Pakistan) T20 Cup tournament The world was withdrawn from the Calendar Cricket 2020 after Australia closed his international border for Covid-19 pandemic he had got the chance because he saw it like that.
“The opener Australia also said after watching various game elements and being part of it he could say that nothing matched Competition between Pakistan and India.
“For an Australian ash and the match against England is the highlight but nothing matches the competition from these two teams.” Read the World Cup: If India gets Babar Azam out early, Pakistani batting line can fall like a house card, said Monty Panesart imesofindia.com following Panesa R, who played 50 tests, 26 ODIS and one T20i in his career between 2006 and 2013, to talk about the chances of Indian titles, Indian vs.
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Hayden said Pakistan had several extraordinary assets that will appear on the day given.
He called Babar, Rizwan and Fakhar Age as a key player for Pakistan.
Asked about the short-term role as a consultant with the Pakistani team, Hayden said the main goal was to bring tranquility and control and told the players to stay very present in playing because the World Cup challenged things.
“I have learned for whatever reason you are always under pressure, you don’t need to make additional pressure for what the game is required.”
Leadership will be the key at Indo-Pak Clash at the T20 World Cup: Hayden
