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Fazeer's Focus
In his latest blog for PakPassion.net, Fazeer Mohammed writes about why both Ireland and Afghanistan should be commended for their Test debuts and be allowed time to flourish in this format of the game, wonders why only the visiting teams seem to be caught for ball-tampering and pleads with Pakistan and West Indies to support the idea of more nations in ICC's World Cup events.
In his latest blog for PakPassion.net, Fazeer Mohammed expresses his disapproval for the renaming of the West Indies team to Windies, discusses the real reasons behind the postponement of the Windies visit to Pakistan, wonders if it is right for a possible farewell appearance for Chris Gayle in a Test match and marvels at the rise of the left-hander Ewin Lewis as a mouth-watering prospect in the T20 format.
Writing in his latest blog for PakPassion.net, Fazeer Mohammed praises the Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed for his impressive leadership capabilities as captain as demonstrated by the Champions Trophy triumph, looks forward to the participation of Pakistani players in the upcoming Caribbean Premier League tournament and hopes that the PCB will put in more resources in the development of the Women's game in Pakistan. 
