Hafeez banking on spinners, Jayawardene undaunted

Pakistan captain Mohammad Hafeez progress the team in the World Twenty20 excellent slowly adding players, Wednesday they hoped to victory Thursday in the semi-final against Sri Lanka return welcomes the progress said Hafeez banking on spinners, Jayawardene undaunted. Champions 2009th Spinners Saeed Ajmal is supported, Hasan Raza Hafeez Shahid Afridi to compensate for the limitations eyelash adding fulfill their fourth World Cup Twenty20 semi-finals
It will not be easy against Sri Lankan batsmen, most of which approximately Hafeez looked good, but unshakable faith and spin bowler.
"When your team with very good and some that reason, Spinner blessed the most important for this format, and we do," said Hafeez, himself an on roulette.
"Our quality spinners and have shown in all conditions. Spinner Saeed Ajmal as, Hassan Raza Shahid Afridi and newcomers are very talented." Says
"Sri Lanka also increased to. But whatever the circumstances, we have seen that custom Spinners tired."
Despite the favorable spin Estadio R. Premadasa, Hafeez into the attack cautious pace of Sri Lanka appeared in the semi-finals.
"We know that Sri Lanka has good seamers. (Nuwan) Kulasekera game is a good example for them and (Lasith Malinga) is also there."
His counterpart Mahela Jayawardene of Sri Lanka was not losing sleep and Pakistani spinners well predicted competition Thursday.
"Yes, we played between fairly often and it was a good competition," Jayawardene told the reporter. "We have some quality guys are pretty well off. We
ensure certain things that made this race, we should be fine. "
Jayawardene said Sri Lanka had finally found the right combination, and now it was just a matter of realizing their potential.
"We planned for three months or, if the tournament when we played Pakistan did to India in the Twenty20 in ODIs. Knew that the model is involved.
"We have the perfect combination of hands go Addition Guys and hurt performance. At the end of the day, which is imported in big tournaments," he added.