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Women's World Cup: Skipper Bismah Maroof Assures Of A Better Performance From Pakistan Against New Zealand
Pakistan captain Bismah Maroof on Friday insisted that her team will now be able to plan better for their final match in the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup against hosts New Zealand after having an understanding of the conditions during their nine-wicket loss to England two days ago.
"I think we know the conditions now and especially in batting how we can apply ourselves more. And in bowling, we know these are likely for the fast bowlers, so we'll plan better for the New Zealand match," said Maroof in the pre-match virtual press conference.
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