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Salman Agha Hopes To Have Great T20I Series Against South Africa
“I think we have a very interesting and exciting side, with a few comebacks and a few new faces as well. I am very excited to lead this team and we really hope to have a great series,” Agha told Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) digital platform.
Reflecting on Pakistan’s recent T20I victory over Bangladesh, the right-handed batter credited the team’s success to their consistency and effective implementation of game plans.
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