Shahid Afridi is “happy” with Pakistan’s performance in the first T20

Karachi: Shahid Afridi, the former Pakistan captain, faced the green shirt after the team overtook England and won the first T20 match at Trent Bridge by 31 points Express appreciation, although Liam Livingstone’s results are exciting.

Captain Babar Azam led the front court, scoring 85 points, and shared a 150-point opening score with Mohammad Rizwan, setting a T20 national record with a total score of 232-6.

“It’s great to see Pakistani batsmen playing in a real T20 style. They put in a tremendous amount of effort,” the gleeful Afridi tweeted on Saturday.

He added: “Bowling and outfielders performed well under real pressure. Top works Shaheen, Hasnain, Shadab.”

After losing 3-0 to the “B” England team in the ODI series, Afridi had earlier urged fans to support the team.

“Currently, the players representing the Pakistan national team are our best in talent and ability. These players have been very stable recently. In fact, some of them have been performing for quite a while. These are us. The best players, they are the talent we have to use,” he said in a video statement.

Match report

On Friday, in Livingstone’s 42-goal century, the man in green remained calm. This is England’s fastest in the T20 international team and the fifth fastest in history. This gives the hosts a little hope of turning the situation around.

However, this was not enough to prevent Pakistan from leading 1-0 in these three series. England players Shaheen Shah Afridi and Shadab Khan each took three wickets and went out with a score of 201.

“Everyone participated in today’s victory,” Azam said after Pakistan’s first victory on the tour with a 3-0 reversal in a one-day international series.

“After my partner with Rizwan, all the batsmen came to play their role and we achieved outstanding results.

“We hope to continue the momentum into the next game and make positive progress from today,” he added.

In the third ODI game in Edgbaston on Tuesday, Azam had just scored 49 goals because he and Rizwan paid the price in an experimental attack in England.

The captain made eight four-pointers and three six-pointers in typical grace before he was left behind by David Wiley.

Fast bowler Afridi defeated Dawid Malan in the opening game with a score of 3-30.

Before Livingstone, Roy’s fast 32 shot kept the England team in the pursuit, hoping to establish himself in the England team, and found his range in the consecutive six-pointers of the leg spinner Khan.

Livingstone’s fifty balls only need 17 balls.

Morgan then left England cheaply and headed to Livingstone.

The Lancashire all-around player entered his 100s with six points before Khan plunged him into the abyss.

England’s tail has too much to do now, and Afridi defeated Matt Parkinson with four goals left in the game, thus ending the game.

The series will continue on Sunday in Headingley.