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Our bowlers can challenge Indian batting, says Hafeez

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"Indian batting is well known all over the world being extremely good. But winning or losing does not depend only on batting. Bowling will also have a major role. When we see our team, both batting and bowling is very good. So, our bowlers can negotiate the strong Indian batting line-up," Hafeez told reporters at the pre-match press conference here.

Hafeez said the team has prepared well for the series and is looking forward to the match at the Chinnaswamy Stadium.

"We are very much ready and looking for good, positive results for our country," he said.

Hafeez said the selectors wanted to give opportunities to youngsters who have done well in the last couple of years at the domestic level.

"It will be a good experience for them in India because the crowds are always good. So the pressure is always there, but you have to handle it. Our team is a mix of both experience and youth. We have Shahid Afridi, Shoaib Malik, Umar Akmal. It is a mixture of seniors and juniors," he said.

On Afridi's poor run with the bat, Hafeez said there is no doubt that in the recent past he has not done well, but added that he is still a match winner.

Hafeez said Sayeed Ajmal is bowling very well at the moment and getting the results for Pakistan.

"We want him to stay at the peak. We don't want to put too much pressure on him. At the same time, other bowlers also have to do and take wickets to give confidence to him," he said.

  

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