Governor Agha sure about Pakistan’s victory over India in the Asian Cup final

Pakistani Governor Salman Ali Agha said national team players have the capacity to face any challengers and hit them, following their triumph with 11-turn over Bangladesh in Dubai that sealed them in the final of the ACC Men’s 20 ACC.

Green shirts caused for the top collision after securing a victory 11 with a harsh win over Bangladesh in the high -stage Super Four Clash, which ended earlier today at Dubai’s international cricket.

First place the bat, Pakistan could accumulate 135/8 in their 20s, with the courtesy of the Wicketkeper Batter Mohammad Haris, who culminated with 23-ball 31, including two and six.

All-Rounder Mohammad Nawaz (25) and Shaheen Shah Afridi (19) made handy contributions to Pakistan.

In response, Bangladesh has gathered 124/9 in total from 20 Overs despite the fact that Shamim Hossain is a 30-Run hit and thus succumbed to a defeat ended by the campaign.

Shaheen and Haris Rauf led the end of Pakistan with two wickets, followed by Saim Ayub with two, while Nawaz entered a scalp.

Reflecting the victory in the presentation after the match, Pakistan’s Captain Agha acknowledged the room for improvement, but remained confident in his team to come in the historic final, scheduled to play on the same place on Sunday.

“If you can win these types of games, you must be a special team. Everyone entered.

“We find ways to win. There are ways to improve, but we will be better in the final,” he added.

After walking on the bat at number six, with the scoreboard reading 33/4 at 8.1 Overs, Wicketkeeper Batter Haris kept Pakistan’s entries along with a reasonable blow, which eventually ended up in the 18th.

“He’s a special player. He doesn’t hit his number. He never mumbled. He said what the team needs. He’ll do it, contribute to every game and I’m very happy,” AGHA benefited from Haris to hit the anchorage.

Although Pakistan successfully defended the 136 -year -old target, the captain AGHA ran that it was about 15 runs. However, he praised the bowling unit to make bowling pressure well, especially with the new ball.

“We were 10-15 short runs – no way I am going to deny it. If we make the way we made ahead, we will create pressure,” Agha continued.

“When you create pressure ahead, it’s hard to chase it.

Green shirts were equally productive in the Fielding Department, with Saim Ayub and Mohammad Nawaz getting accurately in critical junior crossings, and AGHA described it as the result of their hard work and was credited with coach Shane McDermott.

“We have flown very well since Shane came. We are working very hard.” Mike, the coach told us that anyone who cannot succeed, cannot be in the team – so everyone is working very hard with Shane and I am happy with the way everyone flies, “AGHA said.

Salman Ali Agha continued to share his enthusiasm for his final blockbuster Asia Cup 2025 against India leaders, saying they know the demands and will try to win the top conflict.

“Very excited. We know what to do and we are a good enough team to beat anyone and we will come on Sunday and we will try to beat them.”