Member 'Pacy with wisdom' previews the upcoming 2nd Test between England and Pakistan with the tourists in need of a win to level the series after a loss at Manchester.

By the time Azhar came out of his slumber and realised that attack was the best form of defence, it was all too late for the tourists.

Writing in his latest blog on PakPassion.net, Fazeer Mohammed analyses the reasons behind West Indies’ dismal Test series loss to England and hopes that the Pakistan team management will have paid attention to the manner in which the home side fought back to win the series after losing the first Test.

Writing on PakPassion.net, former Australian batsman and current Karachi Kings Head Coach Dean Jones discusses the complex requirements for a Head Coach in a Pakistani environment as exemplified by the success of the late Bob Woolmer and why he, based on his experience with Islamabad United and Karachi Kings, will be more than willing to help Pakistan cricket in the future.

Thanks to @Markhor for this writeup.

In his latest blog for PakPassion.net, Aamir Sohail writes about why he feels that England are ethically bound to make a return tour to Pakistan, the absence of top domestic performers from the Pakistan squad for the tour of England, Younis Khan’s appointment as batting consultant, Mushtaq Ahmed’s unsatisfactory track-record as spin-bowling coach for Pakistan and why Babar Azam needs to be mentored to become a good captain.

A write-up by @Thunderbolt14 reviewing the Pakistan squad selected for the England tour and what the tourists can do to win the Test series against a strong home side.

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Many thanks to @Markhor for this excellent piece about the issues pertaining to what would be a ground-breaking tour of England during the ongoing Coronoavirus Pandemic.

In his latest blog for PakPassion.net, Trinidadian cricket commentator and journalist Fazeer Mohammed writes about the efforts being made to restart international cricket with the imminent tours by West Indies and Pakistan of England, and why cricket's long-term sustainability is challenged by the refusal of the Big-3 to facilitate a level playing field for all.