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‘Scoring Runs Is Not Easy’: Agha Credits Domestic Cricket For International Turnaround
Salman Agha: Pakistan batter Salman Agha has credited domestic cricket for helping him rediscover his batting rhythm after a difficult spell at the international level, with the 32-year-old making an emphatic return to ODI action through a match-winning century against Sri Lanka on Sunday, during the opening fixture of the tri-series also featuring England.
Agha, who had not represented Pakistan internationally since August, struck an unbeaten 107 off 90 deliveries to steer the hosts to victory. His performance came after a challenging period in which he lost his place in Pakistan’s T20I and Test sides, as well as the captaincy in the shortest format. Rather than allowing the setbacks to derail his campaign, the right-hander returned to Pakistan’s domestic circuit, where a substantial run-scoring spree helped him rebuild his confidence and correct technical flaws. Read More...
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31