Abdullah719
T20I Captain
- Joined
- Apr 16, 2013
- Runs
- 44,825
Mohsin Khan speaking in a TV interview with HUM News:
"The Asia Cup was a massive disaster and it was very disappointing that the team had no planning and we were playing the wrong playing XIs, the body language was bad"
"Against Australia, the performances the brilliant and we should have even won the first Test. I was very happy to see that. I have always maintained that the team is potentially very strong and the players are very talented but they don't fulfill their potential. I would like to give credit to Sarfaraz and the players for the way they played against Australia"
"I think NZ will be a better team than Australia in these conditions as they will show more responsibility which was lacking from Australia. But I will still say that potentially Pakistan's team is the best in the world. However, NZ will give us a tough fight. But if we play to our potential with the right plans and with the right playing XI, Pakistan will God-willing win"
"Taking up the position on the committee is of course a challenge but that's the only thing that is enjoyable, a challenge. My past record, as a player, chief selector and a head coach, alhamdulillah Allah has given me success. I have a very good team and the chairman is very knowledgeable and is giving us full support"
"We will try to uplift the standard of domestic cricket, the pitches and the quality of play. We need to improve quality rather than quantity. We will try to make sure that the selectors are fair and we will help them if they require help."
"Regarding the coaching staff, if they make mistakes then we will point them out, if they do good things then we will praise them. The same goes for the captain."
"Both domestic and international cricket will be focused on"
"I had strong reservations about the Qayyum report. I had a lengthy meeting with the chairman who gave my confidence that the report does not have a lot of authenticity. He asked me if I can trust him, I said of course and he has a great reputation across the cricketing world. He gave me guarantees to not worry and I say today that anyone who damages Pakistan's reputation in anyway has no place in my heard. I have been given assurances about the team I have been given. Looking at the PM and the Chairman's credibility, I took up this position as I want to help Pakistan cricket"
"Regarding Sarfaraz, I have maintained that it's not wise to bring a new guy in and give him the burden of leading the team in all three formats. In the ground, there is already so much pressure on him by playing all formats and he won't get any mental relaxation. I suggested that Sarfaraz should be ODI and T20I captain and a senior player should be appointed Test captain for 1-1.5 years. This would give Sarfaraz the chance to relax and groom himself and stabilise. In the Asia Cup, his body language was bad and I felt sorry for him because he is under pressure in all three formats. He is very talented, and he is still young, he's not 36-37, he has lots of time. I will definitely give these recommendations to the chairman but the decision is of course his"
"I have no personal interests, whatever I say is for the betterment of Pakistan cricket"
"The NZ series has matches in all formats, we will get to see how strong Sarfaraz is mentally. I am only saying this as he's young and should not be put under so much pressure. Wicket-keeping itself is a very difficult job"
"The Asia Cup was a massive disaster and it was very disappointing that the team had no planning and we were playing the wrong playing XIs, the body language was bad"
"Against Australia, the performances the brilliant and we should have even won the first Test. I was very happy to see that. I have always maintained that the team is potentially very strong and the players are very talented but they don't fulfill their potential. I would like to give credit to Sarfaraz and the players for the way they played against Australia"
"I think NZ will be a better team than Australia in these conditions as they will show more responsibility which was lacking from Australia. But I will still say that potentially Pakistan's team is the best in the world. However, NZ will give us a tough fight. But if we play to our potential with the right plans and with the right playing XI, Pakistan will God-willing win"
"Taking up the position on the committee is of course a challenge but that's the only thing that is enjoyable, a challenge. My past record, as a player, chief selector and a head coach, alhamdulillah Allah has given me success. I have a very good team and the chairman is very knowledgeable and is giving us full support"
"We will try to uplift the standard of domestic cricket, the pitches and the quality of play. We need to improve quality rather than quantity. We will try to make sure that the selectors are fair and we will help them if they require help."
"Regarding the coaching staff, if they make mistakes then we will point them out, if they do good things then we will praise them. The same goes for the captain."
"Both domestic and international cricket will be focused on"
"I had strong reservations about the Qayyum report. I had a lengthy meeting with the chairman who gave my confidence that the report does not have a lot of authenticity. He asked me if I can trust him, I said of course and he has a great reputation across the cricketing world. He gave me guarantees to not worry and I say today that anyone who damages Pakistan's reputation in anyway has no place in my heard. I have been given assurances about the team I have been given. Looking at the PM and the Chairman's credibility, I took up this position as I want to help Pakistan cricket"
"Regarding Sarfaraz, I have maintained that it's not wise to bring a new guy in and give him the burden of leading the team in all three formats. In the ground, there is already so much pressure on him by playing all formats and he won't get any mental relaxation. I suggested that Sarfaraz should be ODI and T20I captain and a senior player should be appointed Test captain for 1-1.5 years. This would give Sarfaraz the chance to relax and groom himself and stabilise. In the Asia Cup, his body language was bad and I felt sorry for him because he is under pressure in all three formats. He is very talented, and he is still young, he's not 36-37, he has lots of time. I will definitely give these recommendations to the chairman but the decision is of course his"
"I have no personal interests, whatever I say is for the betterment of Pakistan cricket"
"The NZ series has matches in all formats, we will get to see how strong Sarfaraz is mentally. I am only saying this as he's young and should not be put under so much pressure. Wicket-keeping itself is a very difficult job"
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