Pakistan bowling coach Morne Morkel expressed confidence that given the spin-friendly conditions, Pakistan’s spinners will excel in their last Super Four match against Sri Lanka.

Morkel said that his spin bowlers are ready to take advantage of the opportunity. Furthermore, he is ready to step up when the team needs him most, confident in his ability to once again turn the tables and emerge as match-winners.

“The conditions are spin-friendly and I think our spinners are working really hard at the moment. They will be the first ones to step up when needed. They are all match winners and experienced players. They know how to make comebacks.” Is.” ,” Morkel said.

Morkel also expressed concern over the absence of injured fast bowler Naseem Shah and considered it a big blow to the team. However, they are hopeful that another talented bowler will step up to fill Naseem’s role in the crucial Super Four match.

“Obviously, it’s a big blow (Naseem’s absence). It’s unfortunate he picked up some little lapses. But what a great opportunity it is for the guys you know. After the loss against India, it’s The match has to be won at any cost.” Tomorrow we will. I’m excited to see new people step in and show some character,” he added.

Naseem suffered an injury to his right shoulder during the match against India, due to which he unfortunately was ruled out of the tournament. Zaman Khan has been selected as his replacement.

Since both Pakistan and Sri Lanka are currently tied with two points each, they are going into a virtual semi-final match on Thursday. The winner of this match will get a chance to face India in the final to be held in Colombo on September 17.