Abdullah719
T20I Captain
- Joined
- Apr 16, 2013
- Runs
- 44,825
Honestly, his best aspect appears to be captaincy and Sarfraz has that locked down.
Why is he rated so highly?
I understand that when in the zone and batting fluently, he is a treat to watch. But that rarely happens against decent opponents or on a good pitch.
If he is picked for what he offers with the ball, why does he bat at important spots in the batting order?
How much does he offer to the team with his recent track record of injuries? He is 36 years old, not 20.
At this rate, he will be back in the Test squad as well if he can hit a fifty in the LOIs against WI.
Are the likes of Saad Ali and Hussain Talat so terrible that they can't be given a chance against an ODI team like West Indies (no disrespect towards them but they're really struggling in the 50-over format)?
For the likes of Shehzad and Kamran, you can at least make a case based on their recent domestic performances despite their flaws. But there is no justification for the selection of Mohammad Hafeez.
- He played one innings of note in the Australia ODIs after being dropped on the first ball.
- He played one innings of note in the PSL apart from which he could barely reach double figures.
- Drops catches all the time yet fields at crucial positions.
- Proven to be a failure under pressure and against quality bowlers.
Why is he rated so highly?
I understand that when in the zone and batting fluently, he is a treat to watch. But that rarely happens against decent opponents or on a good pitch.
If he is picked for what he offers with the ball, why does he bat at important spots in the batting order?
How much does he offer to the team with his recent track record of injuries? He is 36 years old, not 20.
At this rate, he will be back in the Test squad as well if he can hit a fifty in the LOIs against WI.
Are the likes of Saad Ali and Hussain Talat so terrible that they can't be given a chance against an ODI team like West Indies (no disrespect towards them but they're really struggling in the 50-over format)?
For the likes of Shehzad and Kamran, you can at least make a case based on their recent domestic performances despite their flaws. But there is no justification for the selection of Mohammad Hafeez.