Canberra, Pakistani cricketer Sarfaraz Ahmed is set to lead his team in a crucial four-day game against the Prime Minister’s XI, marking the beginning of a three-match test series against Australia. Drawing inspiration from past performances at the Manuka Oval, Ahmed is optimistic about the upcoming challenge in Canberra.

According to Pakistan Cricket Board, Sarfaraz Ahmed reminisced about Chris Gayle’s impressive 200-run innings against Zimbabwe at Manuka Oval. He noted the favorable weather conditions in Canberra and emphasized the significance of the upcoming match as a prelude to the test series against Australia. Sarfaraz expressed confidence in the strength of the Pakistani lineup, including Abdullah, Babar, Imam, Saud, and Agha, highlighting their readiness to face the strong Australian batting side.

The seasoned cricketer also praised his bowling team, mentioning Shaheen, Hasan, and others like Mir Hamza, Khurram Shehzad, and Fahim, who have shown their capabilities in domestic cricket. Sarfaraz took a moment to congratulate Shan Masood on his leadership role and acknowledged the solid camaraderie among players like Babar Azam and Muhammad Hafeez.

In conclusion, Sarfaraz emphasized his willingness to play any role necessary, be it as a batter or a wicket-keeper, to contribute to the team’s success. His remarks reflect a blend of humility and determination as Pakistan gears up for the upcoming cricketing challenge in Canberra.