Dhoni lauds bowlers, fielders for face-saving win in Kotla
PTI : New Delhi, Sun Jan 06 2013, 22:26 hrs
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Misbah lauded the entire team, especially his bowling attack for helping the side win the three-match series 2-1.
"There were plenty of positives from this series, especially the fast bowlers and Nasir Jamshed. It was a great series, tightly contested and today we had another tight game," he viewed.
Even though man-of-the-series Nasir Jamshed, who scored back-to-back centuries in the first two ODIs in Chennai and Kolkata, was pleased with his performance, he was disappointed to return home on a losing note.
"I started well today, but unfortunately didn't last till the end. The pitch was difficult to score in the second innings. Thanks to the crowd, it has been great all this series," he said.
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