Pakistan Captain Mohammad Rizwan Reveals The Hardest Bowler He Has Confronted

PAK vs NZ: Pakistan’s ODI captain Mohammad Rizwan has by no means been one to mince phrases, and in a current candid chat, he revealed the hardest bowler he has confronted in his profession. Whereas many might need anticipated a fellow Pakistani pacer or an Australian speedster, Rizwan named India’s premier quick bowler, Jasprit Bumrah, as his most difficult opponent.

Rizwan made this revelation throughout a lighthearted dialog with teammates Fakhar Zaman and Naseem Shah, hosted by former Pakistan pacer Wahab Riaz. When Wahab requested, “Who’s essentially the most tough participant you’ve confronted?” Rizwan initially recalled struggling towards Australian quick bowler Josh Hazlewood in his early days. Nonetheless, he admitted that presently, it’s Jasprit Bumrah who troubles him essentially the most.

Given Bumrah’s distinctive kind, Rizwan’s selection comes as no shock. The Indian speedster has been tormenting batters throughout codecs along with his distinctive motion, deadly yorkers, and impeccable accuracy. His capability to swing the ball each methods and deceive batters with variations has made him a nightmare for even one of the best gamers on the planet.

Pakistan’s Disappointing Efficiency In New Zealand

Whereas Rizwan was stuffed with reward for Bumrah off the sphere, he and his workforce have been struggling on it. Pakistan is presently in New Zealand for an ODI collection, and their woes continued as they suffered a 73-run defeat within the first match.

Chasing a frightening goal of 345, Pakistan gave the impression to be in management when Babar Azam performed a fluent knock of 78. Nonetheless, his dismissal triggered an enormous collapse, and the workforce crumbled from 249/4 to 271 all out. Rizwan, who has been a reliable batter for Pakistan, was unable to rescue his facet this time.

Pakistan Seems to Bounce Again in Hamilton

With the collection on the road, the Males in Inexperienced should regroup rapidly. Rizwan and his workforce shall be wanting to stage the collection once they face New Zealand within the second ODI at Seddon Park in Hamilton on Wednesday, April 2. A robust efficiency shall be essential for Pakistan to regain confidence and preserve the collection alive.