The collapse cost us: Pakistan skipper Babar Azam

AHMEDABAD: Pakistan skipper Babar Azam blamed the batting collapse for his side's flop show. The Men in Green had a good start and were 155 for 2 until the 30th over before losing the remaining eight wickets for just 36 runs.

"We started well. We just planned to play normal cricket and build partnerships. Suddenly, there was a collapse, and we could not finish well. The way we started, our target was 280-290, but the collapse cost us. The total was not good."

Babar also credited Rohit for his glorious knock.

"We are not up to the mark with the new ball. Rohit played an outstanding innings. We just tried to take wickets, but that didn't happen," he signed off. Agencies

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