Pakistan national cricket team’s aggressive batter Hasan Nawaz has said that playing on difficult pitches makes cricket feel easier adding that his performance against India has boosted his confidence.
Speaking to the media at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Hasan Nawaz said domestic cricket provides players with opportunities to play on challenging pitches.
Discussing Pakistan’s recent match against India at the Asian Games Hasan Nawaz said he was disappointed that Pakistan could not win the game.
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