‘Umpires can make mistakes’: Pak captain questions Samson’s catch
Following Pakistan’s six-wicket defeat to India in the Asia Cup Super Four clash, captain Salman Agha acknowledged the debatable Fakhar Zaman dismissal but emphasised that the team’s batting performance was the primary cause of the loss. He admitted that the team fell short of the expected score, while praising the team’s bowling effort.🕒 1 min read
Following Pakistan’s six-wicket defeat to India in the Asia Cup Super Four clash, captain Salman Agha acknowledged the debatable Fakhar Zaman dismissal but emphasised that the team’s batting performance was the primary cause of the loss. He admitted that the team fell short of the expected score, while praising the team’s bowling effort.Continue Reading
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