Salman Ali Agha Admits Death Overs Cost Islamabad United the Match
Islamabad United’s key player Salman Ali Agha addressed the media after his team’s defeat, pointing out the critical moments that led to the loss.
He admitted that the team is falling short in the death overs, both in batting and bowling. He said that We are lacking in the death overs in both departments. T20 is a game of momentum, and we need to manage that better.
Despite a strong start, Islamabad conceded 70 runs in the last five overs, which turned the tide in the opposition’s favor.
Agha acknowledged the quality of the pitch and expressed disappointment at not capitalizing on it. He said that Today’s wicket was very good for batting, but we lost the advantage in the final overs.
Looking ahead, Salman stressed that the team will focus on improving in all three areas batting, bowling, and fielding and give their 100 percent in the matches to come.
Islamabad United will now aim to bounce back in their next fixture.
