Pakistan captain Salman Agha has made a bold decision. His team now plays with fearless intent. He says, “We’re going to show everyone a new style of cricket.”
Two years ago, the Dhaka pitch gave batters nightmares. The ball spun wildly. Scoring became difficult. But Bangladesh still won. Litton Das accepts that past. He says, “We won, but it was tough for batters.”
This time, he expects a change. After inspecting the pitch closely, he says, “It’s a fair surface. Both teams will get chances.”
Pakistan dominated the last series 3-0. They posted over 200 runs and even chased down 197 with ease. They plan to do the same again.
Agha and coach Mike Hesson push the team to attack in the first six overs. “Score big, right from the start,” they say.
Litton adds, “The pitch is better now. International cricket has changed. We must play actively.”
This is no ordinary series. It’s a heated clash of strategy, courage, and hunger for victory.
