Pakistani opener batter Imam-ul-Haq has admitted his struggles in delivering substantial performances during the ICC World Cup 2023, as reported by ARY News.
During a press conference held in Chennai, Imam-ul-Haq addressed his difficulties in converting promising starts into significant innings.
As a left-handed batter, he expressed his concerns about Pakistan's recent underperformance in their last two matches and emphasized their determination to make a strong comeback in the upcoming games.
Imam-ul-Haq also assured that the Pakistan team would display a different level of performance when facing Afghanistan in their next match. He commented on the team's fielding issues during the tournament, highlighting their ongoing efforts to enhance their fielding standards.
Imam-ul-Haq's response to the criticism directed at him follows a period of intense scrutiny for his inability to excel in crucial matches. Notably, Pakistan has participated in four matches in the ICC World Cup 2023, suffering defeats in their last two encounters against India and Australia.