KARACHI: Renowned Pakistani all-rounder cricketer Shoaib Malik has delivered some ‘key advises’ to Green Shirts regarding upcoming international event of World Cup 2015.
Shoaib Malik while talking to a local news channel claimed that victory cannot be grabbed with performance of two or three players until united effort by each player.
He advised Green Shirts to get psychologically prepares against any opponent in the tournament which would definitely lead them towards victory stand.
The 32-year-old cricketer, who is reportedly amongst Pakistan’s standby player besides Azhar Ali and Sohail Tanvir, predicted that Australian pitches support bowlers to swing more but less to seam their balls.
Based upon his experiences, he further said that side boundaries are quite short in Adelaide grounds in Australia which could create difficulties for spinners.
He emphasised that spinners would play vital role for collecting victories in Australian grounds while he also admitted that India’s batting line-up is very strong.
The experienced batsman-cum-spin bowler claimed that he exhibited his maximum all-rounder performance in Big Bash series.
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