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Assad Vala Urges PNG Team To Rebound After Batting Collapse Against Uganda
Papua New Guinea (PNG) captain Assad Vala expressed disappointment over his team's batting performance after they were bowled out for 77 in their T20 World Cup match against Uganda at Providence Stadium. This marked PNG's lowest total in T20Is, leading to their second defeat in the tournament in a low-scoring encounter. Vala, who was dismissed for a duck in the first over, lamented the inability of his batsmen to adapt to the pitch conditions.
"Because it was a new wicket, we didn't have a target set," Vala said after the match. "We said to give ourselves a few overs then see how we go from there. As the game progressed, I think we didn't do that. I think the batters that played today really let themselves down. We didn't do as we planned." Read More...
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31