Fast bowler Jahandad looks to win matches for Pakistan

Sports Mar, 15 2025
Fast bowler Jahandad looks to win matches for Pakistan
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LAHORE: Pakistan fast bowler Jahandad Khan said yesterday that he will look to win the matches for the country.

Speaking to media in Christchurch, Khan said: "The pitches here in New Zealand support the batters and the grounds are small as well." "The condition here is challenging and it is not easy to beat any team at their home ground," said Khan. He stated: "The morale of the team is good as there are fringe players in the squad." "The training has been good. We will try to win the matches for Pakistan," said Khan.

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