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The selectors and coaches need to decide, whether they need a Wicket keeper whose primary job is keeping and his batting is his secondary, or a keeper whose primary job is batting while his keeping is secondary. More like a part time wicket keeper.
With Moin Khan being part of the team management, and Rashid Latif also getting a job at PCB in the near future, one expects the cricket board to take a wiser decision regarding the keeping dilemma.
Reading latest statement by Lou Vincent "I am a cheat" make you feel that three convicted players from Pakistan never came out in this manner an accepted the crime.
Salman Butt if I remember gave a short statement but not sure if Asif and Aamir did it specially Aamir just played an underage victim card.
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Both spinners doing well in county and getting a lot of respect from all pundits - could this be the future of England spin attack? (Moeen Ali cannot be ignored either).
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I have watched many such scenario, and I was wondering if the umpires give more benefit of doubt to the batsman if he is high profile and a great batsman, in the sense that giving him out can become a topic of the newspapers the day after and if it is a wrong decision, there will be more criticism?
I saw umpires not hesitating to send tail-enders on their way at the first chance, may be with professionalism it is getting reduced, but what's your opinion on it?