Azhar Mahmood Expressed Hope to Get Result in 1st Test Against Bangladesh

Azhar Mahmood, the assistant coach of the national team, has expressed hope that if the Bangladesh team is dismissed early tomorrow, then the result of the match can be determined. At the end of the third day of the Test being played at the Rawalpindi Stadium, Pakistan's assistant coach Azhar Mahmood. In a press conference, he said that after looking at the whole day, we bowled 80 overs and the reason for not feeding the spinner was the presence of grass on the pitch because if a spinner was added, then a batsman would have to sit.

He said that on the first day there was no sun for three hours, that's why the pitch has changed, Bangladesh also fed the spinner but they also could not get the result. is Azhar Mahmood said that the same team will play in the next match too, after seven months we are playing Tests, all the bowlers are playing their role to win the match. He said that after the team selection, we expected the wicket to be good. Yes, in the second test, the pitch should be seamed and bounced, the combination we made could not become such a wicket, Shaheen Shah Afridi has not caught the rhythm yet, he is trying to improve, idea after bowling long in the match. Shaheen Shah Afridi happens to be our best bowler

Azhar Mehmood said that to win the test match, the team has to be seen, we can win the match only by taking 20 wickets, Khurram Shahzad is the best bowler, Muhammad Ali also tried, Shaheen Shah Afridi is very important to get into rhythm while Aamir Jamal is also in the last stages of fitness and Naseem Shah has come back after injury and this is his first Test after T20.

The assistant coach said that we have the best all-rounder in the form of Aamir Jamal, the kind of planning we are doing, we need the same patch, Aamir Jamal and Salman Ali Agha are the future of Pakistan, we have to make all-rounders. And we will need time for that. He further said that Amir Hamza is a very good bowler and the selection we have made the new bowlers a part of the playing eleven.