Pakistan’s fast bowler Naseem Shah has stressed the importance of disciplined bowling as the team prepares for the upcoming Champions Trophy. Shah acknowledged the unique challenges that fast bowlers face on tournament pitches, where conditions might not always favor pace. However, he emphasized that maintaining a consistent line and length, coupled with discipline, would be key to creating pressure on opposing teams.
When asked about the much-anticipated clash against India, Shah maintained a calm and measured approach, stating that the team hasn’t focused on the fixture yet. “Winning one match isn’t our ultimate goal,” Shah remarked. He added that the team’s success in the tournament would rely on how well they handle pressure, particularly in high-stakes matches like the one against India.
Also Read: Naseem Shah Discusses Heartbreak Over T20 World Cup Loss to India
Reflecting on Pakistan’s recent performances, Shah noted that the team has come close to victory in several matches, but small errors have cost them at crucial moments. “We’ve identified where we went wrong, and as players, it’s essential to learn from these experiences,” Shah said, highlighting the importance of improving based on past mistakes.
Shah expressed confidence in Pakistan’s potential to excel in the Champions Trophy, emphasizing that minimizing errors and applying lessons from previous competitions would be central to their strategy. He reiterated that Pakistan would approach the India match like any other game, sticking to their established game plan and maintaining focus.
Shah’s remarks underscore Pakistan’s balanced preparation, focusing on both technical execution and mental resilience in high-pressure situations, as they look to make a strong impact in the tournament.
