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Imran may bat at No 3
BRISBANE. Mar 7 : Imran Khan may promote himself to number three In the Pakistan batting order for the World Cup cricket match against South Africa on Sunday, reports Reuter.
Imran, envisaging an even more Influential role than usual, has already stated he would prefer to open the bowling "to set lie things down early on", and on Saturday he said he might bat at number three.
“When you go In at number six it's often a bit late to do anything." the Pakistan captain said.
Imran, who will play against ihe South Africans despite having lo take pain-killers lo dull a nagging shoulder injuty, feels he ncixls to open the attack because of Wasim Akram’s lack of control and penetration in Cup games.
Imran bowled for the first time Ih the scries In Pakistan's fourth-round match against India on Wednesday.
"I thought I would have to struggle more than I did. So I won't hesitate to use pain-kilk-rs again tomorrow. If necessary." he said.
Pakistan management is also concerned about the fitness of top-order batsman Ramccz Raja. They will not name the team until Sunday morning.
This will be a crucial match and we must start cllck-
Ing because one-day cricket needs team combination to win." Imran said.
Pakistan has won one match, lost two and drawn one for three points, while South Africa Improved to two wins, two losses with a 64-run win over former champions West Indies in Christchurch. New Zealand, on Thursday.
This has put us under increased expectations from fans at home. They love to win," Wessels said.
Sunday's encounter will be something of a return home for Kepler Wessels when he leads South Africa on to the Gabba Ground.
Ten years ago, at the same venue. Wessels made 162 in hts debut Test for Australia against England.
Ue also played regularly here for Queensland in the
Sheffield Shield during his years on exite while his native South Africa was barred from international sport.
"It's nice to be back." the South African captain said as he gazed round the attractive ground after his team's net practice.
But there will be lltlte room for sentimentality when play begins In a match vital for both sides seeking to keep alive their hopes of qualifying for the semifinals.
South Africa have worry over Peter Kirsten, leading run-scorer in the tournament so far who pulled a calf muscle in their defeat of West Indies on Thursday and is not certain of playing.
"I'll have some more physiotherapy during the day and then we'll make a decision." Kirsten said on Saturday.
Apart from being a vital part of their batting line-up. Kirsten Is also a useful off-spin bowler.
Kirsten said although the Injury Was improving, they doubted he would bowl.
Wessels took a different view. “Kirsten will have to be 100 per cent fit to be able to play, so If he plays and is called on to bowl, he will bowl."
The loser of the match Is almost certain to miss the tournament semifinals.
“If 1 can get runs al the Gabba tomorrow it will mean a tot to me," South African captain Kepler Wessels said Saturday.