Pakistan confronted a stunning seven-wicket rout against main opponents India in their past ODI World Cup 2023 match in Ahmedabad. Requested to bat first, the Babar Azam-drove side was packaged out for 191. Afterward, Group India pursued down the objective in 30.3 overs with captain Rohit Sharma crushing 86 runs. Pointing recovery, Pakistan will currently face Australia in their match on Friday in Bengaluru. In front of the match, previous Pakistan captain Wasim Akram gave a guidance for pacer Shaheen Afridi, who is yet to make some meaningful difference in the competition.
With four wickets in three matches, Pakistan’s speed lead has not had the option to satisfy the hopes of the fans and the group. In the midst of this activity, Akram upheld Shaheen and expressed that the star pacer simply has to follow his everyday practice.
“He has been bowling great. During the World Cup, what exceptional he can do? Clearly, his certainty is low. In any case, he’s a wicket-taking bowler, in the event that you are not getting wickets, simply be typical. Do nothing out of standard, follow your daily schedule and continue to rehearse. Only a couple of good spells is all he should be back in structure,” Akram said during an appearance on ‘The Structure’, a show on Pakistan’s A Games.
Afridi has not conveyed at this point on the normal lines. Afridi has taken four wickets from three matches and his economy pace of 6.31 is the second most terrible among Pakistan bowlers behind leg-spinner Shadab Khan, 6.55.
His normal for the competition remains at 34.75, and both those details are essentially higher than his profession numbers – 5.51 and 23.87.
In the no so distant past, Afridi was a fearsome presence with the new ball, causing a serious harm in the Powerplay section to burglarize resistance groups of early energy.
Yet, in this competition, Afridi looked a long ways from that irate symbol of him. Alongside his diminished productivity, the Pakistan the board will be much more worried about the sharp plunge in Afridi’s speed.
A bowler equipped for contacting near 150 ticks, Afridi has crossed the 140-mark just irregularly in this World Cup, as batsmen handled him no sweat on the more slow Indian pitches.
