No no no no no.
Italy won the 2006 World Cup with a 5’9 Centre-back in Fabio Cannavaro.
But that doesn’t change the fact that over 99% of successful Centre-backs are over 6 foot in height.
Fast bowling is exactly the same. One in a hundred top central defenders and fast bowlers are short but they have to be ten times as skilful as tall ones to succeed.
I can understand India having to pick short fast bowlers for demographic reasons.
But Pakistan needs to be like Australia and England. My son is 6’2 tall, but here in Australia when he was eight he was told that he would never be tall enough to be a fast bowler - and his coach was correct.
Again, I have to disagree with you, with that soccer example. In last few decades, average height of soccer players have grown significantly, and defenders are just part of it. But, it was always first skills and composure, reading ability of an attack for defenders - it'll always be like that even if the average height reaches to 2 metres.
These are some examples that comes from your 1% ......
Beckenbouer: 5'11"
Bogts: 5'6"
Baresi: 5'9"
Pasarella: 5'8"
Jose Andrade: 5'11"
Bobby Moore: 5'8"
Djalma Santos: 5'8"
Mauro Ramos: 5'7"
Puyol: 5'10"
Claudio Gentile: 5'9"
Roberto Ayella: 5'9"
Marius Tresor: 5'11"
Fernando Cuto: 5'11"
Cabrini: 5'10"
Gaetano Scirea: 5'9"
McGrain: 5'9"
Obdulio Varela: 5'10"
Ronald Koeman: 5'11"
Jose Antonio Camacho: 5'8"
Billy Wright: 5.8"
Lothar Matthaeus: 5'8" (He did play as German Libaro for many games at the end of career)
Schnellinger: 5'11"
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These are defenders who had played entire or considerable period of career as No. 4 or No. 5 and remember, I haven't included wing-backs like Roberto Carlos, Cafu, Carlos Alberto, Manuel Amoruso, Andreas Brheme, Phillpe Lham, Lizarazzu, Dani Alves, Rudd Kroll, Suurbier .... Trent Alexandar Arnold
The point is not about having height or not - obviously a 6'6" fast bowler with same skill set & intelligence will definitely be better than a 5'11" man, point is - is height the main factor for a fast bowler to be successful, rather than his technical skill set and intelligence?