Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi believes his players are now "settled" ahead of their ICC Cricket World Cup opener against Kenya in Hambantota.
The 30-year-old all-rounder admitted it had been hard to keep the team in the right frame in the wake of the spot-fixing allegations that dogged their tour of England, but reckons they are now back on track"It was difficult to keep the team settled in the beginning when we had all those issues," he said."We had to rebuild the team but now a situation has come that our team is settled.
"We now have such a combination that people have hopes that this team can do something."He added of Wednesday's unfancied opponents: "I love Kenya and Kenyans"I don't think we will be relaxed when we face them. I would like to be playing at our full strength."
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"We now have such a combination that people have hopes that this team can do something."He added of Wednesday's unfancied opponents: "I love Kenya and Kenyans"I don't think we will be relaxed when we face them. I would like to be playing at our full strength."
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