Pakistan’s captain, Shan Masood, acknowledged that the pitch at Multan was the most challenging for batting during the recently concluded first Test match.
Despite the victory, Masood stressed that there is still room for improvement in the team’s overall performance. He also highlighted the importance of playing more Test matches to gain better experience.
“We must strive to play more test matches,” Masood stated during the post-match conference. He urged critics to stop focusing solely on the pitch and reiterated that the team’s primary goal is to succeed in the ICC World Test Championship (WTC).
Masood outlined the strategy for Pakistan’s WTC campaign, mentioning that the team plays six series in total—three at home and three abroad. “There are six series in the championship—three at home and three away. If we consistently win at home and secure at least one victory and one draw in away series, we can make it to the final,” he explained.
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