Sharjah: Captain of Pakistan Babar Azam on Sunday said their goal in the T20 World Cup semifinals was to maintain extraordinary momentum from the group stage where they were the only unbeaten side.
Pakistan beat Scotland with 72 runs for their fifth victory in as many matches as possible.
“We are sure about their respective abilities.
We play as a unit and therefore plays consistent cricket.
We want to look first.
We can’t play well in PowerPlay.” Hafeaz played well and so was Malik.
He used his experience and played well towards the end.
We are confident.
We want to continue with the same momentum.
Dubai is one of the best stadiums.
“We love fans here and there too.
The way they come and cheer for us is truly amazing,” said Babar on a post-match presentation.
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Scottish Spotlight: Shoaib Malik Sizzles in the 72-Run Pakistani victory, to face Australia in the semifinals played international cricket since the last century, when some of his current teammates were even born, Shoaib Malik showed them a way of 18 -Ball 54 amazing to establish a Scottish Mauling at the T20 World Cup in Pakistan.
Pakistan blocked their way to the last four with Fivebabar to hit 66 out of 47 balls to put the foundation for Pakistan 189 for four people.
Then, Malik rang went to 18-ball 54, while Hafeaz made 31 in 19 shipping.
Scotland was stopped at 117 for six.
Pakistan faces Australia in the second semifinal on Thursday.
Scotland lost all their five matches at Super 12 after winning three matches at the initial stage of competition.
Skipper Kyle Coetzer hopes the team’s performance has inspired the young man to take sports back home.
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“Go to the house, we hope we have inspired people at home.
If you play hard enough, you can be part of the competition like this.
We have got some fantastic players in our group.
Playing in this condition for us.” And then we will assess what will challenge when we play a World Cup in Australia (next year), “he said.