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LAHORE: Pakistan Test captain Azhar Ali has said that he was mentally ready for the Corona Test twice before leaving for England, but when the test results of his fellow cricketers came out positive, everyone was shocked and upset.
Pakistan cricket team is leaving for England today to play Test and T20 series. In a video conference before leaving for England, Pakistan Test captain Azhar Ali, while answering questions from the media, said, “I am happy that after a long time we have come together and are going to England to start cricket.” Will
Azhar Ali said that playing in England has always been a challenge and the reason is the conditions there, but despite this the Pakistan team has given exceptional performances in England, efforts will be made to repeat the same performance.
Azhar Ali said that Pakistan has always got support in England, Pakistani fans come there to support a lot, it seems that they are playing in their own home, but this time due to the situation, there will be no crowd in the stadiums but we We have a habit of playing without crowds, we have been playing without crowds in the UAE so it will not be difficult for us. Azhar Ali said that we are happy that we will entertain our fans while sitting at home and by playing good cricket we will provide them happiness in this difficult time.
“We are professional cricketers but we had to work hard to keep ourselves fit in this difficult time. We couldn’t go out of the house but when we see everyone now, we are happy that all the players are fit before they go to England,” he said. Yes, now we have to work on the skills and we have so much time that after reaching England we will have the opportunity to go on the ground and improve our skills and prepare ourselves for the series against England. “Because of the corona virus, we have to adapt to the situation because we have to live with it for a while now and get used to the conditions. We need to gain experience by playing. There will also be an opportunity to learn a lot from the England-West Indies series.