I was on YouTube watching some of Brett Lee's videos courtesy our very own Robelinda. I couldn't help but notice how much his action changed from before he was selected by Australia to after. 

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no 1 - australia.. being the home side will give them a huge advantage as well as their team have a good mix of youngsters and experienced players such as mitchel johnson, clarke, haddin, siddle, harris, steve smith. these players look like they can perform on the big stage.

no 2 - south africa... They have a world class line up.. with kallis concentrating on odis if he returns to form and amla and de villiers and de kock they have a solid batting line up with steyn and morkel the best bowlers around and their fielding is the best around. so they are the obvious no 2 choice barring chokes they can win any game at any point.

no 3 - india... This indian side have a world class batting line up and the best finisher in dhoni.. they are not known to perform outside the subcontinent but in 2014 they are going to australia if i am not wrong and that exposure will help them alot. they are playing in new zealand as well so the experience they gain from there will be a big boost. barring injuries and their bowlers can step up their games they will be the team to beat.

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Should Pakistan go with 2 specialist spinners or stick with 3 fast bowlers for the 2nd Test ?

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Pakistan's recent record in Tests vs Sri Lanka is unimpressive - Last 12 Tests, Won 1 Lost 3 Drawn 8.

Why have Pakistan struggled against Sri Lanka in recent times?

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Twenty-one years ago today, World-Cup winning captain Imran Khan played his last day of Test cricket. In an illustrious career that spanned nearly 21 years, Imran Khan averaged 37.85 with the bat and 22.81 with the ball.

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What would have been the reaction from fans? How would the PCB react and would we see a complete overhaul of the team?

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I think he is. And he eclipses Junaid, albeit with a shorter life span.

Genuine pace and bounce. And he is developing swing. He is truly a deadly bowler.

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In his latest blog for PakPassion, pace bowling coach Ian Pont looks at what went wrong for England as they suffered a whitewash in Australia. Pont analyses the squad selection, team selection, the tactics employed by the England think tank and also suggests what the fallout from such a thrashing could be.

A big thank you to Ricky Ponting for sending us a signed copy of his autobiography..

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Saeed Ajmal is probably the best spinner Pakistan's got after Saqlain Mushtaq & Abdul Qadir era. However, in this era; we've got plenty of good quality spinners... 

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