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Asian Games: India Are Benchmark In White-ball Cricket; Our Challenge Is To Catch Up, Says Hesson
T20 World Cup: Describing India as the benchmark in white-ball cricket, Pakistan men's head coach Mike Hesson on Thursday said his side's primary challenge is to bridge that gap in the men’s T20 event at the Asian Games.
At the Kōrogi Sports Park in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, Pakistan will launch their campaign from the quarterfinal stage against a yet-to-be-decided opponent in the multi-sport event, which kicked off on Thursday. India, the reigning two-time ICC Men's T20 World Cup champions, are also directly seeded into the quarter-finals.
While both teams are in separate halves of the draw, a potential high-voltage clash remains on the cards in the later stages. "India are the benchmark in terms of white-ball cricket at the moment, and our challenge is to catch up to that. Read More...
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