“If the discussions have won matches, they would have won”: Harbhajan Singh on the India-Pakistan competitions | Cricket news

Former Indian Spinner Harbhajan Singh criticized Pakistan’s senior players for their lack of performance and leadership in the ongoing matches of the Asian Cup against India, where Pakistan lost the two games and extended his sequence of defeats at seven games against their neighbors, highlighting a growing gap between the two white jackets.India has demonstrated higher performance in both games, with their Shubman Gill and Abhishek Sharma Form a solid partnership of 105 points on Sunday despite the attempts of Pakistani quaisors Sheen Africa And Haris Rauf to disturb them by verbal exchanges.

The difference in quality between the two parties was obvious in their performance on the field, the experienced players of Pakistan who had not had an impact despite their aggressive approach out of the field.“If the discussions were to win the match, I think they would have won,” said Harbhajan about the sports match today. “But it was between the bat and the ball, and I think that is there that India was far, well ahead of Pakistan.”

Pakistan’s senior quisors had a hard time having an impact on the first crucial overspipes in the match, with Shaheen Afridi and Haris Rauf unable to secure the counters during the power game.“Their seniors like Haris or Shaheen Shah Afridi, they went for many. They could not get a single window in the first six Overs. They are the most experienced players,” said Harbhajan. “So, if your experienced players are only shouting and speaking, and I can’t deliver with the ball or the bat, you will see the results they get.”The match in Dubai saw Haris Rauf engage in confrontations with Indian fans and opening drummers, while Shaheen Afridi’s attempts to mentally disturb the Indian openers proved to be ineffective when he conceded 40 points without taking a counters.Various factors, including the talent basin, fitness and application, were cited for the domination of India over Pakistan in white ball cricket, but Harbhajan stressed that the lack of leadership and responsibility of the experienced players of Pakistan was particularly prejudicial.Pakistan’s strategy to focus on mental games and out -of -range tactics instead of improving their performance on the field has turned against him, according to Harbhajan’s analysis of matches.“Let them speak, we will speak with the bat and the ball, and we will answer in case of better,” concluded the bowling of Indian spin, rejecting the importance of verbal exchanges compared to real performance.