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Brian Lara predicts Pakistan will beat Australia today

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
November 11, 2021
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Brian Lara says Pakistan team can beat Australia in batting and bowling. (Photo: The Statesman)

Brian Lara says Pakistan team can beat Australia in batting and bowling. (Photo: The Statesman)

DUBAI: West Indies legend Brian Lara has predicted that Pakistan will win against Australia today in T20 World Cup’s semi-final.

In his message on Twitter, the former West Indies star and batsman Brian Lara predicted Pakistan’s victory in the semi-finals, saying that Pakistanis are so capable in batting and bowling that they can reach the final. 

#PAKvsAUS
My Prediction – #Pakistan #Australia is a very dangerous team. They’ve got a strong lineup that can beat anyone. But Pakistan has the bowling & batting prowess to keep them at bay & make the finals. #T20WorldCup #w88
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Win my signed bats at https://t.co/mxSy58OXLI

— Brian Lara (@BrianLara) November 11, 2021

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While praising the Australian team, Brian Lara wrote that the Australian team is a dangerous team with a strong line-up that can beat anyone. “My prediction is that Pakistan will beat Australia and make it to the final,” he wrote.

On the other hand, the coronavirus test of Shoaib Malik and Mohammad Rizwan of the national cricket team, who were suffering from flu, came back negative. However, the doctor advised both the cricketers to take bed rest. Pakistan’s team could face difficulties due to the unavailability of two cricketers.

Sarfraz Ahmed and Haider Ali could replace Shoaib Malik and Mohammad Rizwan as part of the Pakistani team. In case of winning the match against Australia today, Pakistan will face New Zealand in the final of the T20 World Cup on 14th November.

 

 

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