Sadaqat and Randhawa Build Confidence After Sri Lanka T20 Series

Pakistan batter Maaz Sadaqat and bowler Mohammad Imran Randhawa have reflected on their contributions in the recently completed T20 International series against Sri Lanka, highlighting confidence, discipline and the need to keep improving.

Sadaqat scored 146 runs in the series and said a positive approach helped shape his performances. He said representing Pakistan at international level had given him considerable confidence and that he wanted to carry his form from the Caribbean Premier League into national colours.

The batter said he tried to begin each innings with a positive mindset. He looked to attack when deliveries were within his hitting range while keeping his focus on the opportunity to contribute for Pakistan.

Randhawa finished the series as the leading wicket-taker with six wickets. He said his approach was to maintain a strong line and length while using variations to test opposition batters.

The bowler said he intends to develop further options with the new ball, including improved yorkers and bouncers. He also emphasised the value of continuing to play club cricket and spending as much time as possible on the field.

Their performances offered Pakistan encouraging individual returns from the Sri Lanka series. For Sadaqat, the runs reinforced the value of confidence and intent at the start of an innings; for Randhawa, the wickets reflected the importance of control and variation in T20 bowling.

Both players now face the task of converting their recent form into sustained progress. Their focus on refining specific areas of their games points to an effort to build consistency as Pakistan assesses options for future limited-overs assignments.