Despite the challenges posed by the ongoing Asia Cup, the Pakistan cricket team seemed to be in an upbeat mood.
Not only the cricketers, but the coaching staff also seemed to relax despite flexing their muscles to keep the Babar Azam-inspired side motivated to do wonders not only in the Asia Cup but in the World Cup as well.
Recently, the video surfaced on the internet, which captured the attention of the fans a great deal.
Today, the Pakistan cricket team took a rest and will take part in the practice session tomorrow ahead of the high-voltage clash between Pakistan and India on September 10.
Taking advantage of the leisure time, the Pakistan coaching staff—head coach Grant Bradburn, bowling coach Morne Morkel, and batting coach Andrew Puttick—left the team and enjoyed the experience of riding in the rickshaw in Sri Lanka.
The Pakistan cricket team had been scheduled to take part in the practice session that will last for two hours.
After two days of rest in the Asia Cup, Sri Lanka will take on Bangladesh tomorrow (Saturday).
– Haris Rauf reveals secret of success in Asia Cup matches –
Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf revealed the secrets of the overall brilliance produced by the Babar Azam-inspired team so far in the Asia Cup.
Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, on Thursday, Rauf expressed his gratitude to the Higher Power for the success of Pakistan in the Asia Cup. "Alhamdulillah for this achievement, Pakistan," he added.
Highlighting the recipe to mount pressure on the opponents, Rauf said, "Working together as a team always wins in the end".
He concluded his tweet by saying, "Long Live Pakistan (Pakistan Zindabad)".
