Pak cricket team greeted on winning T20 rubber
By Our Correspondent
April 04, 2018
LAHORE: Secretary Sports Punjab Muhammad Aamir Jan has congratulated Pakistan cricket team on taking unassailable 2-0 lead and winning T20 series in a record-breaking fashion against visiting West Indian cricket team at Karachi.In his felicitation message on Tuesday, Secretary Sports Punjab Aamir Jan said the T20 series triumph against West Indies will help a lot in boosting confidence of national cricket team. He showered praise on young batsmen Babar Azam and Hussain Talat for their marvelous performance. “The performance of pacers Hasan Ali, Muhammad Amir and veteran cricketer Shoaib Malik were also remarkable in the first two matches of the series,” he added.
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