'Conditions didn’t let us score 200': Salman Ali Agha defends Pakistan after Asia Cup losses

Pakistan skipper Salman Ali Agha blamed the team’s back-to-back Asia Cup losses to India connected Dubai’s dilatory pitches, saying conditions didn’t let precocious scoring. Highlighting the opposition with their ascendant 200+ runs successful Pakistan against Bangladesh, helium defended his batters and bowlers, including Shaheen Afridi and Abrar Ahmed, and justified tactical moves similar sending Hussain Talat up of Mohammad Haris. Agha stressed that acceptable batsmen are cardinal connected tricky wickets and argued conditions, not intent, caused the defeats.