KARACHI: Skipper of Pakistan cricket team Misbah-ul-Haq has said that wicket keeper batsman Sarfraz Ahmed was the game changer.
Misbah in a short visit to Karachi to collect his price for a ceremony over performing well with the bat against Australia and New Zealand said that he will lead the team once again after getting fit.
The 40 year-old skipper suffered the hamstring injury in 2nd One-day against New Zealand in Sharjah.
He said he was resting according to doctor’s advice. “I am very hopeful to get back in the field before 2015 World Cup”, he added.
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