'India's DNA is to win trophies, Pakistan's is to lose': Rashid Latif's brutal attack

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NEW DELHI: Pakistan’s mediocre show successful the precocious concluded T20 World Cup continues to pull disapproval from assorted quarters. Former Pakistan skipper Rashid Latif has present launched a crisp onslaught connected the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!Pakistan crashed retired of the T20 World Cup aft reaching the Super 8 signifier of the tournament.

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Meanwhile, their arch-rivals India successfully defended the T20 World Cup rubric by defeating New Zealand successful the last astatine the Narendra Modi Stadium successful Ahmedabad.Latif, who played 37 Tests and 166 ODIs for Pakistan, said that portion Pakistan’s DNA is to lose, India person developed a wont of winning large ICC tournaments."Even aft losing the toss, they made 250 runs. Nobody volition beryllium capable to drawback them.

They person not done this overnight; it is the effect of their hard enactment implicit the past 10 years oregon so. See the past ICC events oregon the Asia Cup," Latif told reporters."India's DNA is to triumph trophies, and our DNA is to suffer adjacent earlier the knockouts. Their DNA is playing the last and winning," helium added.

Latif besides took a excavation astatine the PCB implicit the alleged mismanagement of subordinate contracts, calling it a "weak board.""Weaker boards bash this. When you motion a contract, it has everything.

Fines and rewards are besides mentioned," said Latif.India won the T20 World Cup rubric aft defeating New Zealand by 96 runs successful the last astatine the Narendra Modi Stadium connected Sunday.The triumph made India the archetypal squad to triumph 3 T20 World Cup titles and besides the archetypal to successfully support the trophy connected location soil.

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