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Pakistan's interim coach Aaqib Javed defended the strategy of preparing spin-friendly pitches at home, stating that it could have helped Pakistan compete for the World Test Championship (WTC) final. Pakistan won the opening Test against West Indies with spinners Abrar Ahmed and Noman Ali performing well. Aaqib argued that Pakistan should continue preparing spin tracks to leverage home conditions and improve their chances in international cricket.
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