Pakistan cricket team captain Babar Azam says that no player should point a finger at anyone else, we did not play well as a team.
After the semi-final defeat to Australia on Thursday, Babar Azam addressing a team meeting last night said that everyone is sad about where we did wrong and where we should have done better.
"Our unit is not broken. No one pointed a finger at anyone, we did not play well as a team."We will learn from the defeat and will not repeat these mistakes in the upcoming matches," he said.
Babar Azam said that as a captain I support all the players. Every player has taken responsibility in every match.
"I'm proud of all the players," said Matthew Hayden, a Green Shirts batting consultant. Players including Mohammad Rizwan showed exceptional performance.
"The team has shown a lot of courage in this tournament. Please raise your head as this pain is temporary. We have to work on many things individually and collectively. "Bowling consultant Warren Flanders said such things happen. We maintained our momentum in the tournament but we all have to remember today's lesson.
Interim head coach Thaqleen Mushtaq said, "Win and loose, that's how someone coined the word." Win and learn, write down what you have learned.
"Keep your head up. This is part of the game. We have to move on."
It should be noted that after a thrilling match in the second semi-final of the T20 World Cup, Australia has qualified for the final by defeating Pakistan by five wickets.
The final of the event will be played between New Zealand and Australia on November 14 at the Dubai Cricket Stadium.
After the match, Pakistan cricket team captain Babar Azam's speech in the dressing room made the cricket fans emotional. Sharing a video clip of Babar Azam's speech on social media, social media users are encouraging Babar Azam and praying for the future.
