KARACHI: Karachi Kings’ all rounder Arfat Minhas described their thrilling victory against Multan Sultans as a significant morale booster for the team.
While talking to the media, Minhas, who conceded 24 runs in his two overs, underscored the importance of securing a win in the team’s first outing of the tournament. “Every player values the first match of the event. A win in the opener has lifted our spirits,” said Minhas.
Reflecting on his experience, the 20-year-old left-hander highlighted the opportunity to share the dressing room with seasoned international players. “Training and sharing the dressing room with senior players like James Vince, David Warner, and Tim Seifert is extremely helpful. It’s motivating to observe and learn from them,” he noted.
Minhas also acknowledged that the team approached the match without a rigid tactical plan but credited the management for backing him with a defined role. “Our team didn’t have a specific strategy going into the match, but the management showed confidence in me. I was given a clear role, and I aim to fulfill it to the best of my ability,” he said. The young all-rounder admitted there were lapses in the field and emphasized the importance of addressing those in the upcoming fixtures.
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