Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha says the team has no control over a potential World Cup clash with India. He emphasized that the players will respect the government’s decision regarding the fixture.
Speaking to reporters in Colombo, Salman Ali Agha says the focus remains on preparing well and performing strongly against other teams in the tournament. “The issue of the match with India is not in our hands. We respect whatever the government decides,” he added.
Excited for World Cup Debut as Captain
Salman Ali Agha says he is excited to lead Pakistan in his first World Cup campaign. He mentioned that the team is training hard and preparing for the match against the Netherlands. “We hope to see good results and perform to our potential,” he said.
Reflecting on past tournaments, he admitted that Pakistan has not always met fans’ expectations. He said the current team is playing well and hopes that results will follow.
Respecting All Opponents
While the India fixture decision lies with authorities, Salman Ali Agha says no team should be considered weak. He praised Sri Lanka, where Pakistan is currently training, stating that the country feels like a second home. “The people here are very good. Playing cricket here has always felt great,” he added.
He also expressed disappointment that Bangladesh will not participate in the World Cup, calling it a pity for the tournament.
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Salman Ali Agha says the team is committed to respecting official decisions while focusing on preparation and maintaining a competitive mindset. His statements underline Pakistan’s professionalism and readiness for the World Cup.
