Australia clashed with Pakistan in the second semi-last of the T20 World Cup 2021 and if individuals have been naming one man behind Pakistans leave, it is pacer Hasan Ali. Ali had a competition to forget in 2021 and his dropped get in the penultimate over put Australia in the driving seat. In any case, presently previous unbelievable Wasim Akram has come in his help and has encouraged individuals not to fault him.
Wasim Akram added that he doesnt need the entire country to get behind Ali. Many individuals have been in similar shoes before and they all have dropped gets, it happens in light of the fact that its a game, expressed Akram. Everybody fails to remember things the following day and they continue on.
What we dont need is that the entire nation gets after poor Hasan Ali now. I have experienced this, Waqar Younis has experienced it. In different nations, its simply a game for individuals. Following day, you say all around attempted, misfortune, you can’t win them all, and continue on,Wasim Akram told A Sports.
Ali, who was at that point having a bleak excursion against Australia by releasing 44 runs in his four overs, grabbed all the eye by dropping Matthew Wade off Afridi and the hitter followed up the game with three straight sixes to take Australia home. Indeed, even captain Babar Azam said in the post-match show that the catch cost them the match. In any case, he moved his pacer in the presser that followed.
As a country, we dont need to add fire to that fuel: Wasim Akram
Wasim Akram expressed that the present circumstance is intense for fans just as the players yet as a country, they wouldnt like to add fire to the fuel. Ali likewise couldnt take any wicket in the game against Australia and it was solely after the dropped get that Wade crushed a whirlwind of sixes.
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The present circumstance is as extreme for the players all things considered for the fans. The players will go to their rooms, theyll hush up, they wont converse with their families and the loss will torment them. As a country, we dont need to add fire to that fuel, he added.
