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What are the possible reasons for Multan Sultans' failure in PSL X?
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Since the last recognised Pak Pacers, Amir and Asif, were banned, as you know we haven't produced a single young express/great-level pacer. Weirdly, its happened ever since UAE became our adopted home. Do you think because of the fact that our pacers cannot bowl at home and the fact that they have to bowl in the Pattas of UAE is the reason for our pace bowling talent struggling? Apart from Irfan- who technically is one of our older pacers, we haven't produced anybody worth mentioning.
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Pakistan has recently produced many left armers and junaid khan is one of its main products. Having the ability to bowl at 140+kph coupled with a reverse swing and a lethal yorker junaid has been the talk of the town especially after the famous 2012 test against Sri Lanka where he used reverse swing to trouble srilankan top batsmen on extremely flat decks where every other bowler was getting smashed and no batsmen was being challenged.