Pakistan’s wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Haris has stressed that he is always willing to adapt his batting position to suit the team’s needs. Speaking at a post-match press conference in Dubai, Haris said:
“I am ready to play at whatever number the team requires. When performances don’t go well, criticism naturally follows, but the management has always supported me. My effort is always to live up to their trust.”
Focus on the Upcoming India Clash
With the much-anticipated Pakistan vs India match scheduled for September 14, Haris expressed optimism about his team’s chances. “We will put up a strong fight. The team is well-prepared, and we’re looking forward to the challenge,” he added.
Pakistan’s Victory Over Oman
In their fourth Asia Cup 2025 match, Pakistan defeated Oman convincingly by 93 runs. Pakistan set a target of 161 runs, which Oman failed to chase, collapsing for just 67 runs in 16.4 overs.
Key Performances:
- Mohammad Haris: Scored a match-winning 66 runs, earning the Player of the Match award.
- Hammad Mirza: Added 27 runs.
- Aamir Kaleem: Contributed 13 runs.
Oman’s Struggles:
Eight Omani players failed to reach double figures, underlining Pakistan’s bowling dominance.
Bowling Excellence:
- Saim Ayub, Sufyan Muqeem, and Faheem Ashraf each picked up two wickets, dismantling Oman’s batting order.
Haris’s Growing Role in the Squad
Haris’s adaptability and fearless batting style are quickly making him a key figure in Pakistan’s middle order. His ability to perform under pressure could prove vital in high-stakes matches, especially with the India clash just days away.