Ramiz Raja urges fans to keep faith in Pakistan: Can't press button and start playing aggressive like Australia

PCB chief Ramiz Raja urged fans to keep faith in their national team, saying they can't just press a button and start playing aggressive like Australia. Pakistan lost the historic T20I series to England 3-4 after going down in the deciding match in Lahore.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Ramiz Raja urged fans to keep faith in its national team after the side lost the historic T20I series to England.

England clinched the seven-match T20I series 4-3 in their first tour of Pakistan in 17 years. The bi-lateral series was closely fought, with both sides bouncing back to force a decider in the seventh T20I.

While sharing his thoughts on the concluded series, Ramiz Raja, in a video shared by PCB, said: "It is very easy to say press a button and start playing aggressive like Australia. That you are still playing old school cricket in modern-day cricket.

PCB Chairman Ramiz Raja shares his thoughts on the #PAKvENG T20I series and the overwhelming response from fans throughout the seven matches. pic.twitter.com/RHEZjgWFJW

"The current team has a way to play and in my opinion there is nothing wrong in it because their success rate is almost 80 percent in 12 months. This team doesn't get influenced, there is clarity of roles, and they know how to win a match.