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Yasir's Blog
In our latest exclusive, Saj catches up with former Pakistan all-rounder, ECB Level 4 coach, and South Africa’s high-performance coach, Yasir Arafat. With a rare perspective coaching elite teams across the world, Yasir offers a deeply insightful take on Pakistan cricket — its decline, its cultural stagnation, and the roadmap for revival. He also contrasts the mindset and structure of Pakistan’s setup with that of South Africa's, shedding light on how hungry the Proteas players are to improve their game.
Former Pakistan all-rounder Yasir Arafat, an ECB Level 4 coach, shared his thoughts on Pakistan cricket’s struggles and solutions in an exclusive interview with Saj for PakPassion. Yasir criticized PCB’s focus on white-ball formats, neglecting Test cricket, and praised Australia and England’s emphasis on red-ball priorities for consistent success. 
Former Pakistan all-rounder and renowned coach Yasir Arafat, a regular contributor for PakPassion, has once again joined us for an exclusive interview with Saj.In this detailed discussion, Yasir offers a thorough analysis of Pakistan's recent white-ball series against Zimbabwe and shares his insights on the upcoming Champions Trophy 2025, including its potential impact on Pakistan cricket.
