Mohammad Hafeez and Pat Cummins
Australia has taken an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series by defeating Pakistan in the second match of the three-match Test series played at Melbourne. The statement given by Pakistan team director and coach Mohammad Hafeez despite his team’s defeat in this match surprised everyone. In this match for Australia, their captain Pat Cummins performed brilliantly and played an important role in his team’s victory by taking 5-5 wickets in both the innings.
Pat Cummins responded humorously to Mohammad Hafeez’s statement
After the defeat in this match, Pakistan team coach Mohammad Hafeez, while speaking in the press conference, had said that as a team, we played very good cricket in this match and I am proud of it. The way the team showed aggression in this match was fantastic. If I have to say about this match, Pakistan team played much better cricket than the other team. Our thinking in batting was right and we did very well in bowling also. Although we made some mistakes in the match due to which we had to face defeat, but despite this there were many positive things for us, although we still could not win the match.
When Pat Cummins was asked about this statement of Hafeez in the press conference, he first laughed at it for a while and then said that yes he played well, it is a good thing that we managed to win. After this, Cummins further said that it does not matter who played well or poorly? The team that wins in the end is better.
Cummins completed 250 wickets in test
Australian captain Pat Cummins completed 250 wickets in the Test format by taking 10 wickets in the Melbourne Test match. With this, he has now become the 10th bowler from Australia to take 250 or more wickets in Tests. If we talk about Cummins’s performance in this Test series, he has so far taken 13 wickets in 2 matches at an average of 11.
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