• Pakistan Batter Kamran Ghulam Reflects on Cricketing Journey.
• Ghulam highlights the importance of continuous hard work and self-belief in cricketing.
• Kamran expresses readiness for upcoming challenges, particularly the South Africa series and the ICC Champions Trophy.

Pakistan batter Kamran Ghulam, who delivered a stellar century in the third ODI against Zimbabwe, highlighted the significance of perseverance and dedication to his cricketing journey.

Speaking during the post-match press conference in Bulawayo, following Pakistan’s series win, Kamran reflected on his career milestones. He credited his debut century against England for boosting his confidence, noting that his latest century against Zimbabwe further strengthened his self-belief.

“My role is to perform. For me, continuous hard work is vital, and I trust that success will follow,” Kamran remarked.

He shared that his previous experience touring Zimbabwe with the Pakistan Shaheens had familiarized him with the conditions, which contributed to his strong performance in the series.

Kamran also acknowledged the support of captain Mohammad Rizwan during his innings. “Having Rizwan at the other end made the task easier, especially since the pitch was challenging at the start. His encouragement motivated me to keep going,” he said.

Reflecting on past victories, including Pakistan’s win against Australia, Kamran noted how these experiences instilled confidence, reducing pressure during the Zimbabwe series.

Looking ahead, Kamran expressed his readiness for upcoming challenges, particularly the series against South Africa and the ICC Champions Trophy.

“I’m focused on preparing for the South Africa series and the Champions Trophy. If given the chance, I aim to contribute meaningfully to the team’s success,” he added.

The rising star concluded by reiterating his commitment to the sport, emphasizing that consistent effort is the foundation for achieving long-term success.

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