'Positive, attacking cricket': Sahibzada Farhan sends warning as Pakistan prepares to face India | Cricket News - The Tech Word News

Sahibzada Farhan hits a six during the T20 World Cup match against the United States in Colombo. (Photo by AP/PTI) NEW DELHI: Pakistan opener Sahibzada Farhan has set the tone for the blockbuster against India, promising a fearless and attacking approach when the two arch-rivals meet in Colombo on February 15. After Pakistan called off their boycott of the high-profile match late on Monday night, attention quickly shifted to preparations for what is expected to be one of the biggest matches of the tournament.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SIGN UP NOW!Fresh from a fiery player of the match performance against the USA, Farhan made his intentions clear in the post-match presentation. “We will go into it with the same mindset as in our previous games against India, including the Asia Cup. We will try to stay positive and play attacking cricket,” he said, underscoring Pakistan’s aggressive outlook heading into the contest.

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Farhan’s confident words came after his blistering 73 laid the foundation for Pakistan’s 32-run victory over the USA. The introduction revealed that he felt in a rhythm even before the start of the match. “The way we practiced yesterday, the ball was flying really well on my bat in the nets. I’ve already told our batting coach Hanif Malik that I’m feeling good,” he said. Farhan added that he has made it a personal goal to win at least two to three man of the match awards during the World Cup.Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha praised the team’s balanced approach and said that while they enjoy the chase, they are equally more comfortable putting up a strong total. “We are happy with the chase, but we try to bat first and get above par, then defend. We have a flexible order,” he said.

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After a narrow escape against the Netherlands in the opening game, Pakistan’s clinical display against the USA was a confidence booster. However, Agha admitted there is still room for improvement, particularly in the power bowling, as Pakistan aim to sharpen their lead ahead of the marquee clash with India.

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