Martin Guptill expects ‘tough’ match against Pakistan in T20 World Cup

Martin Guptill

New Zealand will play against the Pakistan cricket team in the opening match of group 2 on October 26 in Sharjah.

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The T20 World Cup is around the corner and it will start on October 17 in Oman and UAE. Teams are preparing with full strength to win the trophy. In the same light, New Zealand opening batsman Martin Guptill is expecting a strong clash against Pakistan.

Kane Williamson is leading the New Zealand team and Babar Azam is leading the Pakistan team.

“Pakistan is a tough opponent and in this situation, it’s going to be tough again,” “We’re going to have to be on our A-game and bring it to them and not take a backward step, just like every other game that we play,” Guptill said.

A few days ago, New Zealand abandoned their match against on match day morning. New Zealand said in a statement that they have left due to security concerns of the team. This decision of New Zealand disappointed the whole Pakistani Nation and Cricket team. They reacted angrily to this decision.

Guptill in his statement said it was disappointing for everybody. But it was out of our hands.

“It was disappointing for everybody involved. Our New Zealand team was looking forward to playing some amazing cricket and getting a bit of game time before the T20 World Cup starts and that wasn’t mean to be canceled. I know Pakistan was looking forward to having some cricket back in their home country, and we’re all hoping that there is going to be cricket there again soon,” added Guptill.

Talking of Pakistan vs. New Zealand match, the match is scheduled to be played on October 26 in Sharjah.


 

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