Pakistan’s male captain, Salman Ali Agha, said on Saturday to welcome his aggressive players in the field before the first final of a Cup of Asia between Pakistan and India.
Under fire after two comprehensive losses at the hands of India in the ongoing Asia Cup, the green shirts showed that they were good enough to reach the final of the tournament when they surpassed Bangladesh by 11 races at their last departure from Super Four on Thursday and everything that matters now for the team are the honors of the title.
Speaking at the press conference prior to the game in Dubai, Salman said: “Each individual has their own way. If a player wants to be aggressive, why not? If you take away the aggression against a fast bowling player, then there is nothing left.”
He was answering the question of an Indian journalist about his responsibility as Captain to maintain the actions of his players under control.
“All players know how to deal with their emotions. I give the players a free hand unless they do not respect someone or that cause respect for our country,” added the Pakistani pattern.
On Friday, the captain of India, Suryakumar Yadav, was declared guilty by the ICC of violating the code of conduct for their comments that alluded to the brief military conflict between India and Pakistan this year, after their group phase in the Group Group in the Asia Cup on September 14, on September 14, Espncricinfo reported.
The measure occurred after the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) filed an official complaint with the CPI against Yadav for dedicating its September 14 victory over Pakistan to “the families of the victims of Pahalgam’s terrorist attack.”
At least 24 people had been killed in the April attack, which led to a brief military escalation between India and Pakistan, since New Delhi blamed Islamabad for the attack without evidence.
“The PCB had demanded that the CPI impose a level 4 sanction, reserved by the most serious infractions of the CPI Code of Conduct, in suryakumar. He cited previous examples of players that were prevented from what was considered political messages or fined for deploying it,” the Espncricinfo Added report.
The pacemakers Haris Rauf and the Sahibzada Farhan opener were also rebuked by the CPI for the gestures made during the Asia Super Four Stage Cup match against India, Espncricinfo aggregate.
According to the publication, the pacemaker received a fine of 30 percent of his party rate for the referee of the Richie Richardson party. At the same time, “it is understood that Pakistan’s batter, Sahibzada Farhan, was not fined and left it with a warning of Richardson.
Pakistan won by 11 races after tripping with 135-8 in the virtual semifinal against Bangladesh in his Super Four accessory of the Male Asia Cup in the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Thursday.
With that victory, the green shirts reserved their final date with the Indian archirrival for the first time in the 17th Iteration of the Asia Cup on Sunday.
