Updated :
Saturday October 6 , 2012 10:02:36 PM
Star
Pakistani all rounder Abdur Razzak has said that skipper Mohammad
Hafeez dropped him, not management. He added that majority of the
players wanted him to play in the semifinal.
Talking to media after returning empty-hand from World Twenty20, he said that he felt disappointment over dropping in the big match against Sri Lanka.
The star all-rounder said that it was Mohammad Hafeez decision to drop him from the side. He said that he was 100 percent fit, but Hafeez did not give him chance in four matches of the tournament.
Razzak said that he could play winning role if he was given chance against Sri Lanka in the semifinal. He said that national side was losing match inside the ground, but he was feeling anguish outside the ground.
Talking to media after returning empty-hand from World Twenty20, he said that he felt disappointment over dropping in the big match against Sri Lanka.
The star all-rounder said that it was Mohammad Hafeez decision to drop him from the side. He said that he was 100 percent fit, but Hafeez did not give him chance in four matches of the tournament.
Razzak said that he could play winning role if he was given chance against Sri Lanka in the semifinal. He said that national side was losing match inside the ground, but he was feeling anguish outside the ground.
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