Pakistani Hopes Rise Again for T20 World Cup

Pakistani Hopes Rise Again for T20 World Cup after Pakistan’s strong comeback against South Africa. The national team’s victory in the T20 series lifted their confidence and brightened their chances for the upcoming mega event.

Babar Azam showed signs of regaining his form, and Faheem Ashraf also proved himself as a valuable all-rounder who can perform in every situation. Captain Salman Ali Agha said that adjusting to the game’s demands is the key to success. He added that the players now understand their roles and know how to make a comeback.

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Babar Azam said he had been waiting for a good innings for a long time. Moreover, he mentioned that pressure is part of every game, but how players handle it matters the most. Meanwhile, Faheem Ashraf added that he always stays ready to support the team — whether through batting, bowling, or even fielding.

Firstly, Pakistan won the third and final T20 match against South Africa and sealed the series. As a result, this victory lifted their morale for the World Cup, scheduled next year in India and Sri Lanka. Furthermore, Salman Ali Agha said the team is learning to stay consistent and perform better under pressure.

Babar Azam scored 68 runs and was named Player of the Match. He said the support from Lahore fans inspired him, and he dedicated his performance to them. “I trusted myself and played according to the situation,” he said. “We planned to stay longer at the crease and build partnerships, which helped the team win.”

Faheem Ashraf, who earned Player of the Series, said he focuses on fulfilling his role in every match. He added that thinking like a batter helps him as a bowler. “I always prepare to adjust my game as per the team’s needs,” he said.

With key players returning to form and confidence rising, Pakistani Hopes Rise Again for T20 World Cup.