Babar Azam, the captain of Peshawar Zalmi, acknowledged that his side has lost a couple of games in the Pakistan Super League 10 (PSL 10) as a consequence of their inability to carry out their game plans.

Following a painful “102-run” loss to Islamabad United, Babar stated in a post match interview that neither the bowling nor the batting units were able to take advantage of the game’s key opening 6-overs.

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“We have a lot more matches left. We’ll attempt to return to the tournament, insha’Allah,” he continued.

In response to a question on coaching young players namely “Ali Raza and Sufiyan Muqeem”, Babar stated that the team’s thought tank is actively teaching the players how to adjust to the playing environment of today.

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He said that he was grateful to have cricketing greats like “Inzamam-ul-Haq and Mushtaq Ahmed” on the team, stating that the players will undoubtedly gain from their presence and direction.

It should be mentioned that Peshawar Zalmi has dropped its opening (2) PSL X games.

“Islamabad United defeated Peshawar Zalmi by 102-runs in the 5th game of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 10 on Monday 14th of April at the Pindi Cricket Stadium, securing their 2nd straight win”. Whereas 7-of Zalmi’s batsmen were removed before they scored 10-runs, meaning that no one else could remain at the crease. Babar Azam, their captain, was dismissed after a single run and failed to appear for his team for the second continuous event.