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Agha revealed that he would prefer to bat first regardless of the toss, expressing full faith in Pakistan’s bowling attack to defend even modest totals. According to him, the team’s belief in setting goals reflects their fearless thinking and willingness to challenge conventional strategies. “With the kind of bowling we have, we know we can win even with 160-170,” he added.Despite this preference, the skipper emphasized adaptability within Pakistan’s batting order, highlighting a flexible approach that allows the side to respond to different match situations. “We are also happy with the chase. Our batting order is flexible. The first three will probably go in the same order, but after that we are flexible,” Agha explained, pointing to the presence of finishers who can be promoted if required or retained to end matches.
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Although happy with the result, Agha stressed that the team still has room for improvement, especially with the ball in the power play. “There is always room for improvement. We like to play power plays. We were good in patches but we can be more clinical,” he said.With momentum building and a high-profile clash with India on the horizon, the Pakistan skipper believes their unconventional mindset could be the difference.