Pakistan coach Mike Hesson conceded a brilliant 77 by Ishan Kishan was the turning point in their T20 World Cup loss to India. Kishan’s fearless batting dismantled Pakistan’s spin strategy on a difficult pitch, setting India on course for victory. Hesson acknowledged his team was outplayed and now faces pressure to regroup for crucial upcoming matches. Pakistan coach Mike Hesson conceded a brilliant 77 by Ishan Kishan was the turning point in their T20 World Cup loss to India. Kishan’s fearless batting dismantled Pakistan’s spin strategy on a difficult pitch, setting India on course for victory. Hesson acknowledged his team was outplayed and now faces pressure to regroup for crucial upcoming matches.
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‘He took the game away’: Mike Hesson admits fearless Ishan Kishan broke Pakistan
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