Pakistan chief Shahid Afridi says his group can't bear to freeze as weight mounts to beat New Zealand and stay alive in the Twenty20 World Cup. The Black Caps lead the gathering after wins over India and Australia and need another win from their conflicts with Pakistan and Bangladesh to secure an elimination rounds compartment. Interestingly, the screws are fixing on Pakistan taking after their misfortune to India subsequent to beating Bangladesh in their first match. Pakistan need to beat New Zealand to stay in the chase in a tight gathering. The Pakistan battle has been intensely scrutinized at home and Afridi is turning a hard of hearing ear to that and trusting that his partners do comparative. World Cup tumult is just the same old thing new to Pakistan and Afridi says it is a period for quiet heads and doing a reversal to the nuts and bolts against a Black Caps group that beat them 2-1 in New Zealand in January.
Thursday 24 March 2016
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Many of The Players Are Planning Against Me: Shahid Afridi
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Pakistan chief Shahid Afridi says his group can't bear to freeze as weight mounts to beat New Zealand and stay alive in the Twenty20 World Cup. The Black Caps lead the gathering after wins over India and Australia and need another win from their conflicts with Pakistan and Bangladesh to secure an elimination rounds compartment. Interestingly, the screws are fixing on Pakistan taking after their misfortune to India subsequent to beating Bangladesh in their first match. Pakistan need to beat New Zealand to stay in the chase in a tight gathering. The Pakistan battle has been intensely scrutinized at home and Afridi is turning a hard of hearing ear to that and trusting that his partners do comparative. World Cup tumult is just the same old thing new to Pakistan and Afridi says it is a period for quiet heads and doing a reversal to the nuts and bolts against a Black Caps group that beat them 2-1 in New Zealand in January.
Pakistan chief Shahid Afridi says his group can't bear to freeze as weight mounts to beat New Zealand and stay alive in the Twenty20 World Cup. The Black Caps lead the gathering after wins over India and Australia and need another win from their conflicts with Pakistan and Bangladesh to secure an elimination rounds compartment. Interestingly, the screws are fixing on Pakistan taking after their misfortune to India subsequent to beating Bangladesh in their first match. Pakistan need to beat New Zealand to stay in the chase in a tight gathering. The Pakistan battle has been intensely scrutinized at home and Afridi is turning a hard of hearing ear to that and trusting that his partners do comparative. World Cup tumult is just the same old thing new to Pakistan and Afridi says it is a period for quiet heads and doing a reversal to the nuts and bolts against a Black Caps group that beat them 2-1 in New Zealand in January.
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