Pakistan Captain Can Still Win Test Series Against England

Pakistan captain can still win Test series against England, claims former captain. Former Pakistan team captain and veteran batsman Inzamam-ul-Haq have named the Pakistan team captained by Azhar Ali as a much better team than England.

Despite losing the first Test of the 3-match Test series, Inzamam claimed that Pakistan’s team could still win the Test series. Inzamam-ul-Haq has said that the team headed by Azhar Ali will return to the Test series and win the series.

On the fourth day of the first Test at Old Trafford, Manchester, Pakistan were in good condition and the match was in Pakistan’s fist, but Jose Butler and Chris Woakes won England by playing counter-attacking innings.

The 50-year-old Inzamam-ul, who has played 120 Tests and 378 ODIs, said it was disappointing to see Pakistan lose from a winning position, but has supported his country to change things in the second match.

Inzamam said on his YouTube channel, “I think Pakistan’s team is better than England and we should have won the first Test. It is very disappointing, but I believe Pakistan can still win the series.” Explain that in the first Test match, Pakistan had a 107-run lead on the basis of the first innings, but in the second innings, Pakistan’s team was piled on 169 runs.

Despite this, the Pakistani bowlers had bowled England’s half-innings for 117 runs, but the team could not break the partnership between Vox and Butler. The former Pakistan captain has said, “When you are going through tough times, the body language of the team should not change. This was clearly seen in the first Test, because of the collapse of batting in the second innings on the third day. After Pakistan’s players were looking under pressure.

After such a defeat the role of team management is important because the morale of the players will be down. There is a need to talk to them positively, not to be told that there should be a lead of more than 300 runs. Were.” Siraj’s second match will take place in Southampton from 13 August.