SaralnamaPakistan's spin-heavy bowling attack might trouble India in the Asia Cup 2025 match on at Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Former cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar believes Pakistan's spinners could pose problems for the Indian batters. He praised coach Mike Hesson for using available resources well, noting how opener Saim Ayub now bowls more often. Manjrekar highlighted Pakistan's new approach of using spin early in innings, as seen against Oman. The team is likely to field spinners Abrar Ahmed, Mohammad Nawaz, and Sufiyan Muqeem. Captain Salman Ali Agha's off-spin could also be effective against India's left-handed batsmen. (Updated 13 Sep 2025, 19:25 IST; source: link)
Key Points
- Pakistan's spin-heavy bowling attack might trouble India in the Asia Cup 2025 match on at Dubai International Cricket Stadium
- Former cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar believes Pakistan's spinners could pose problems for the Indian batters
- He praised coach Mike Hesson for using available resources well, noting how opener Saim Ayub now bowls more often