- Umar Gul: Pakistan can thrive in 2023 World Cup with adaptability.
- Pakistan’s bowling, minus Naseem Shah, remains strong; Shaheen Afridi shines.
- Bowlers must adjust to Indian conditions; Pakistan is confident in its abilities.
Former Pakistani pacer Umar Gul has said that Pakistan has the talent to bounce back in the ICC World Cup 2023, but they need to learn from their mistakes and make plans according to the playing conditions.
Gul, who was part of the 2009 T20 World Cup winning squad, also said that Pakistan’s bowling attack is formidable, but Naseem Shah’s injury is a massive setback. He added that Shaheen Afridi’s five-wicket haul in the last match against Australia would give him a lot of confidence.
Talking about the playing conditions in India, Gul said that the wickets are not helpful for bowlers and the boundaries are small as well. He added that bowlers need to adjust their line and length according to the conditions and be disciplined in their bowling.
Gul also said that Pakistan is not a small team and they have good players in both bowling and batting. He added that there will not be any problem for Pakistan in the upcoming matches.
Pakistan will play their next match against Afghanistan on October 23 in Chennai.
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