T20 World Cup: Hasan Ali breaks silence after Pakistan’s semi-final loss, ‘Don’t change your expectations’

T20 World Cup: Hasan Ali thanked followers for the messages of assist he acquired and promised to return stronger after Pakistan’s loss to Australia within the semi-final. Hasan Ali dropped Matthew Wade after which the Australian wicketkeeper-batsman smashed three consecutive sixes to complete the match. Hasan Ali dropped the all-important catch of Matthew Wade. (AP Photo)HIGHLIGHTSHasan Ali thanked followers for the messages of assist he acquiredHasan Ali had a foul day with the ball as effectively, conceding 44 runs with out taking a wicketBabar Azam mentioned that the dropped catch was a turning levelHasan Ali thanked those that despatched him messages of assist and promised to return stronger after Pakistan’s T20 World Cup semi-final to Australia. Hasan Ali had a horror day on the sector, conceding 44 runs with out taking a wicket after which dropping a catch off Matthew Wade after which the latter hit three sixes off the subsequent three balls to complete the match.

“I know you all are upset because my performance didn’t meet your expectations but not more disappointed than me. Don’t change your expectations from me. I want to serve Pakistan cricket at the highest level possible, so back to hard work. This patch will make me stronger. Thank you for all the messages, tweets, posts, calls and duas (prayers) needed them,” the 27-year-old mentioned in a press release that he posted on his Twitter deal with.Chasing 177 for victory, Australia wanted 22 runs from the final two overs and Wade received a reprieve when Hasan Ali dropped him off Shaheen Afridi within the penultimate one. Wade despatched the subsequent three balls from Afridi hovering over the ropes and Australia reached their goal with one over to spare.”If we had taken that catch, it may need made a distinction. But the way in which we performed this match, the way in which we gelled, I’m very glad as a captain.Click right here for IndiaToday.in’s full protection of the coronavirus pandemic.