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Asia Cup: Greats Tell Pakistan Bowlers How To Get Abhishek Sharma Out Early In Final
Dubai International Cricket Stadium: Former Pakistan greats Waqar Younis and Wasim Akram on Saturday lent their advice to bowlers of the current team on how to get out early, dashing Indian opener Abhishek Sharma in Sunday’s final of the Men's T20 Asia Cup in Dubai. The 25-year-old left-handed batter is in devastating form and has so far compiled the highest aggregate of 309 runs in six innings with a whopping strike rate of 204.63.
It's clear that the Pakistani think tank has targeted Abhishek as the danger man and wants to get him back into the dugout as early as possible on Sunday.
Abhishek smashed a 39-ball 74 against Pakistan in the Super 4s clash and a fiery 31 in their first encounter in the league stage. Abhishek has been especially brutal against Pakistan’s spearhead, Shaheen Shah Afridi. He hit 22 runs off Shaheen with two sixes and as many boundaries. In the second match, Sharma took nine off six balls with a six.
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