We Are Not Accountable To Anyone, We Only Play Cricket, Which is Our Job – Rizwan

Mohammad Rizwan, the wicketkeeper-batter of the national team, says that we are not accountable to anyone, we only play cricket, which is our job.

While giving a press conference after defeating Bangladesh in the tri-nation T20 series, Mohammad Rizwan said that it is a very good thing to have a win at the beginning of the series, preparing for the World Cup and gaining energy from every win.

“We are trying to do something different here and adapt to the conditions. Yesterday was very cold but today the conditions were normal on the match day. We were lucky that the sun was out today and we were able to play,” he said. , the pitch was very good and good for batting but we were 10 to 12 runs short, the bowlers bowled well so we won the match easily.

He said that he can’t say anything about tomorrow’s match, tomorrow we will come and decide according to the conditions, see what the conditions are like tomorrow because the tomorrow match will be played in the night, every match has different and difficult conditions, what has happened before has to be forgotten.

Mohammad Rizwan said that Bangladesh team is not easy, their bowling is very good, Bangladesh has bowlers with strong skills. In response to a question, Mohammad Rizwan said that we are not accountable to anyone, we play cricket, we try to do our job well, who asks if they are thinking for Pakistan. We salute them, we understand that everyone is thinking positively for Pakistan, those who raise questions also have the pain of Pakistan in their hearts. Muhammad Rizwan said that we are also human beings, we also have deficiencies, we try to remove these deficiencies.

Asked about India’s aggressive batsman Surya Kumar Yadav, the wicketkeeper batsman said Surya Kumar Yadav plays well, I like the way he plays but it must be seen that top order and middle order are different things. I didn’t think to be number one, I was trying to fulfill what Pakistan needed because the thought of number one and man of the match takes you in a negative direction, said the national team’s wicket keeper Batter.

He said that there are pitches where you have to score forty in sixty balls, but you play according to Pakistan’s demand.