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What are the possible reasons for Multan Sultans' failure in PSL X?
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"Prepare a youngster for the future who can replace Misbah"
This is what i have been hearing for the last 4 years
At first people use to say this for the World Cup 2015, that we need to sack Misbah and bring in a youngster as captain instead of him. Because for some unknown reason, Misbah won't be able to perform at one point, or maybe at the age 30+ people start to die early.
With the advent of T20 and attacking cricket, who would you say was the best striker produced Pakistan?
Discuss
Ahmad Shehzad has played 47 International matches since his comeback in January 2013 against India in Twenty20 Internationals. Ahmad Shehzad, before his comeback averaged 33.14 with S/R of 77.11, 622 runs in 27 innings. Where as after his comeback he has scored 1831 runs in 50 innings with an average of 38.14 where as the S/R jumped from 77.11 to 78.31. Ahmad Shehzad has also scored 5 hundreds since his comeback.
Can he become a great in th efuture?
Almost all 3 of Ajmal, Hafeez and Afridi are certainties in Pakistan's line up but can Pakistan really afford to play them in the world cup?
Discuss
2015 World Cup is well on its way and I don't see how Pakistan is going to put up a substantial fight since 90% of our success depends on our spinners because all of our pacers barring the injury prone Irfan are mediocre and the spinners will be neutralized in Australia/NZ.
Wickets in Australia and NZ are quite flat and in a nutshell, teams will look to out-bat each other.
Will we be able to do that with Fawad and Misbah occupying 30 odd overs game after game?
