Emerging Asia Cup winning captain Haris’s response to Indian critics

Mohammad Haris, the captain of Pakistan Shaheens, who won the Emerging Asia Cup by defeating India on Sunday, July 23, has responded appropriately to the criticism of Indian social media users.

Pakistan A won the Emerging Asia Cup final by 128 runs, following which Indian fans on social media said that Pakistan’s team had all experienced players while India’s A team had all young boys. were

Some people also said that India and Pakistan team were not comparable because India AK cricketers had no experience in international matches and Pakistan Shaheens were all older cricketers.

Now while speaking in a podcast recently, Muhammad Haris replied to the critics that ‘People are saying that there were big boys in the Pakistani team, we were small so we did not ask Tobhart to bring small children. ‘.

He said, “These people say that we had experience in international matches, so it is not so. Saim has five matches, I have six, Kamran Ghulam has one and Tayyab Tahir has three matches and all of them are T20.”

Haris added, ‘Indian players have experience of 260 matches of IPL, IPL is a small league? It has been happening for the last 15 years’.

‘Babar is a very humble player’

Mohammad Haris praised captain Babar Azam and said that once I told him that I was having a problem with one thing, he left his batting and told me to come and practice.

The wicketkeeper batsman said Babar is such a big player, he might have said that Harris is a junior, what should he do to practice, go and ask his coaches but he did not refuse for which I am very thankful to him.

According to Haris, the great thing regarding Babar Azam is that he learns from juniors as well, he does not consider himself big.