Pak vs Aus: Pakistan has world class bowlers and batsmen, says Aaron Finch

Australian white-ball skipper Aaron Finch lauded Pakistan’s pace attack ahead of one day internationals series, adding that the Men in Green have a good number of world-class players, both in bowling and batting.

During an online press conference, Finch praised the national team’s bowlers and said that they have Shaheen Shah Afridi, who he considers a world-class bowler who has exceptional skills.

“Hassan Ali is also part of the team and there are also a number of young fast bowlers and Pakistan’s bowlers are good and they are a challenge for us in the white ball series,” he added.

He said Pakistan and Australia have played excellent cricket in the series so far and Pakistan has world class players in the team being led by a better like Babar Azam.

“The first training session was good. We left the hotel. Everyone was excited. So far everything is going well. There will a good score on pitches being prepared for the series,” he said. The first ODI between Pakistan and Australia will be played on Tuesday, March 29.

“At the moment we are trying to make a combination for the next World Cup, we are experimenting to make a team, we will evaluate the players,” he added.

Pat Cummins made a wonderful declaration in the last Test, and sought to maintain the balance, according to Aaron Finch. All three results were obvious in the penultimate session, and Pat Cummins took the risk.

The Australian skipper also stated that the surfaces in Pakistan are excellent for ODI and T20 matches, and that he is extremely thrilled to be playing here for the first time.

“We are playing one-day cricket after a break, our less experienced players have a good chance to perform and make a place in the team, and there are young players like Alex Carey, Travis Head and McDermott who will be learning from this tour “

He said Mitchell Marsh had suffered an injury during fielding drills and he had a couple of fitness issues.

“He been scanned this morning, and would see if he was available for the series after the scan.

Pakistan Cricket team opening batsman Fakhr Zaman said that his team will go all out to win the ODI series against Australia which is a relatively inexperienced side.

“Good pitches have been prepared for the ODI series. I hope that we will win all the matches of the white ball series,” he said during an online press conference.

Fakhr Zaman stated that he is in good form in white-ball cricket and that he is scoring runs.

He stated that the Pakistani squad has the benefit of playing on home soil and urged for a concerted effort and a lot of hard work to achieve the desired goals.

Big stars are not playing in the Australian squad, according to Pak team opener, and it would have been great if big names were playing to make the competition tough and challenging.

Australia will be without top players such as Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazelwood, and David Warner, as well as veteran batter Steve Smith, who was previously a member of the squad, owing to an elbow injury.

He also said that Australia would not be taken lightly in the absence of big players. “ It would be unfair to take the opponents lightly or to undermine their strength “, he added.

He vowed to put the Test series loss behind them to win the ODI series against Australia.

“Our captain Babar Azam has spoken that what has happened is beyond us… the One-Day International series against Australia is a new series so we will do our best to win it.”

The opener stated that his squad is aiming for a total of 30 points in the series.

The three-match ODI series will take place at Gaddafi Stadium from March 29 to April 2. The ODI series will be followed by a one-off T20I on April 4 at the same venue as the ODI series.

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