Azar Ali wishes the ICC Test Championship a successful start

• Ali said that getting a good start in the Test Championship is very important for Pakistan.
• The Pakistan team realized that WI is a team that is difficult to beat at home.
• Ali’s goal is to score at least two centuries in the game against WI.

Karachi: Pakistan’s senior batsman Azar Ali hopes to win for the country in the 2021-23 ICC Test Championship. He claims to have won the West Indies.

Pakistan will play against the West Indies in two series, scheduled for August 12th in Jamaica. This will be Pakistan’s first series in the new cycle of the ICC Test Championship, and the scoring system for this series will be slightly adjusted. Last cycle.

Prior to the Pakistan team’s practice games for the upcoming series, senior batsman Azar Ali said on Friday that it is important for the Pakistan team to make a good start in the Test Championship.

He said that the series is an excellent opportunity for the team to succeed.

He said that if a team can get an early lead in the Test Championship, it will give them a psychological advantage over other teams.

He added that we look forward to starting a new test championship cycle with a victory and will do our best to do our best.

Ali further stated that the team realizes that Wisconsin is a difficult team to beat at their home court, but since Pakistan has played in Wisconsin before, they will use their experience to help them.

The 36-year-old cricket player praised the host team’s bowling offense, but said that the West Indians can pose to any visiting team because they know their situation well.

“The West Indies bowlers have a lot of offensive experience. They not only understand their own conditions, but they are also experienced. They can challenge any hitting line,” Ali said.

Speaking of getting a smaller number of test matches in the bilateral series, Ali said it was frustrating and disappointing.

“However, as a professional player, my job is to focus on the team’s career and do my best for the team,” he said.

Ali’s goal is to score at least two centuries in the game against WI and wish Pakistan’s javelin thrower Arshad Nadeem good luck in the final match to be held tomorrow.