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What are the possible reasons for Multan Sultans' failure in PSL X?
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I was surprised to see that only BD bowling unit did worse than Pakistan in their home conditions in the last 10 years. Here are the details of the last 10 years for each bowling unit in their home conditions.
Last 10 years with UAE included for Pakistan still keeps it only better than BD.
In short - among non-minnows, Pakistani bowlers were easiest to score runs against in their home conditions in the last 10 years. Everyone knows that Pakistani bowing unit doesn't have great bowlers of 90s but doesn't it look odd to see only BD doing worse than Pakistan.
What makes it Pakistani bowling unit so bad in their home conditions in this period? Your thoughts?