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Former Pakistan Head Coach and Australian pace-bowler Geoff Lawson engages in a comprehensive discussion with Saj Sadiq for PakPassion covering a spectrum of topics that include the highs and lows of Pakistan's performance in the 1st Test in Perth, the standout display by Shaheen Shah Afridi, the batting efforts of the team and reflections on impressive debuts by Aamer Jamal and Khurram Shahzad. The interview also explores the Mohammad Rizwan versus Sarfaraz Ahmed debate, Shan Masood's debut as Test captain, concerns over Babar Azam's run rate in Perth and Lawson's insights on whether Mohammad Hafeez is the right fit to lead Pakistan’s coaching team. Lawson shares his experiences from his coaching stint in Pakistan earlier in the year his collaboration with Under 19 pacer Mohammad Zeeshan and assesses Pakistan's prospects at Melbourne and Sydney. The interview concludes with Lawson expressing his hopes for future collaboration with the PCB.
