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Moin exudes confidence
KANDY. Sri Lanka. July 2: Having accomplished his first task by winning the three-Test series
against Sri Lanka 2-0(1 drawn). Pakistan's cricket captain Moin Khan sounded a warning to his hosts and South Africa, reports AFP.
Pakistan's next target was the one-day triangular series starting on July 5 in the southern Srl Lankan town of Galle with Sri Lanka and South Africa, he said.
"Our team morale is very high after the Test series win over Sri Lanka, and we are looking forward to winning the one-day triangular tournament." said Moin
"We have won the last three one-day tournaments we've taken part in. We have a very good combination We have won against South Africa at Sharjah and hopefully we will do it again here." he said.
Big hitting Shahid Afridi has been recalled to strengthen the Pakistan team for the seven-match triangular.
Batsmen Mohammad Wasim and Qaiser Abbas left for Pakistan as they will not be part of the one-day squad. All-rounder Wasim Akram who is also unavailable for the tournament will leave Monday.
Akram, named man-of-the-serlvs at the end of the Tests, said that this would be his last lour to Sri Lanka.
"I am 34 and 1 don't think 1 will be around by the time thQ
next Sri Lanka tour comes along. I would like to visit the country as a tourist in future." said Akram
"1 really had a great time. 1 enjoyed my batting and I think It's about time i concentrated on it. I have been doing so for the last couple of series." he said.
"Wasim is a great one-day
player. He alums gives 100 per cent We will definitely miss him We have a lew youngsters who need to get some experience It s a good opportunity for them.' said Moin
"We came here looking to win the Test series, and I am really glad we are taking Hie trophy home," said Moin alter the fifth and final day's play was washed out by rain and the third test abandoned as a draw.
It was a tremendous effort
from our boys, the way they have been performing in the last four months. It was a totally combined effort and everybody performed well in the series, that's why we won. said Moin.
"The series was a great op-portunity for the young players to play with the seniors. The absence of Saqlain (Mushtaq) put a lot of responsibility on Arshad Khan, and he responded well.” he said.
"The turning point was the innings of Wasim Akram and his partnership with Arshad in the first Test. The way we were performing In the last few months, we were positive and we were thinking of a 3-0 win.
Si i Lanka < aim back very hard in this game and it could have been a good match had It not been for the rain." Moin said.
Akram and Arshad shared a 90-run last wicket stand that turned the first test on its head after Sri Lanka had looked like taking a big first innings lead
A disappointed Srl Lanka captain Sanath Jayasuriya said "Unfortunately, we can't do anything with the weather. We started doing very well in this Test
"We have been going down in the batting until we got this record partnership. We got a big score which has lifted up our confidence for the future games".
Jayasuriya made 188 and his vice captain Marvan Atapattu an unbeaten 207. putting together a record first wicket stand of 335 for Srl Lanka. Ata-pattu who made 380 runs at an average of 95, ran a close second for the man-of-the-series award.
"The Pakistanis are an experienced side and they have Deen playing a lot ol cricket in the last six months They have been putting a lot of pressure on us. They arc bowling well with the new ball as well as the old The series has taught our cricketers to play hard," said Jayasuriya.
Looking ahead at the next Test series, Jayasuriya said that it would be a tough one It wont be easy. We will have to play very positive and hard cricket against them ." he said