Pakistan Captain Salman Agha on Team's Performance After India Defeat
After losing to India in the Super-4 match of the Asia Cup, Pakistan captain Salman Agha has talked about his team's performance.
Ankush Pandey
INTRO
- India defeated Pakistan by six wickets in the Super Four match of the Asia Cup 2025.
- Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said in Morocco that there is no need to attack Pakistan-administered Kashmir to capture it; it is a part of India.
- Britain, Canada, and Australia have formally recognized Palestine as a country.
- Israel has described Britain's decision to recognize Palestine as a country as a "reward for Hamas."
Answering questions from reporters at a press conference, Salman Agha said that his team should have scored more than 180 runs based on the start they got.
Salman Agha said, "Given the start we got in the first 10 overs, I think we should have scored 10-15 runs more. But batting after 10 overs isn't easy here, so even 170 was a challenging score."
The Pakistani captain also discussed his team's bowling and fielding.
In response to a question, he said, "You could say we didn't field very well, but our batting start was good. We couldn't finish well. And we didn't start well with the bowling, but we still finished well."
Pakistan suffered its second consecutive defeat against India in the Asia Cup. Batting first, Pakistan scored 171 runs for the loss of five wickets in 20 overs.
The Indian team won the match in the 19th over. Abhishek Sharma, who scored 74 runs in 39 balls, was named Player of the Match.
