Sikandar Raza Admits Bowling Let Zimbabwe Down in Loss to India
Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza conceded that his side’s bowling performance proved costly in their 72-run defeat to India in the T20 World Cup Super Eights game.
Despite a spirited effort with the bat, Zimbabwe failed to restrict India’s powerful lineup, allowing the game to slip away early. Raza acknowledged that better discipline and smarter execution with the ball are crucial if the team hopes to compete consistently at the highest level. He termed the result a learning experience and urged his teammates to regroup quickly as Zimbabwe aim to bounce back stronger in their upcoming fixtures.
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