Babar Azam lamented the poor performance and vowed to improve in the third ODI

Pakistan captain and the world’s top ODI hitter Babar Azam. Lamented the Lord’s defeat in the second ODI game against England on Saturday.

The home team led the ODI series 2-0. They defeated Pakistan in a 52-game winning streak in the second ODI game at Lord’s on Saturday. Azam talked about the mistakes the team made in the series and vowed to learn from them when the Celtics face the hosts in the third game of the series.

“We did not take advantage of the first 10 games,” he said in a post-match conversation.

“We didn’t build a good partnership to get an impressive total score and lost the early wickets.”

Azam said that the Pakistani bowler “used very well in the first 10 pitches, but we did not perform well in the next 10 pitches.”

“But thanks to Hassan Ali for getting us back [into the game] There are five small doors. “

In terms of batting, as the Pakistan captain pointed out, the Celtics were also unable to play impressive games:

“Our racket didn’t start well, we lost our back-to-back wickets, and we couldn’t build a partnership.”

However, the captain also vowed to perform better in the next ODI.

“We will work hard to overcome all our mistakes in the next game,” he said.

Azam praised Hassan Ali, saying: “Hassan Ali is very good, and Saudi Shakir has shown his potential.”

“We think the next game is a good opportunity, and the points are still in danger,” he added.