Fakhar zaman averages as an opener before he was dropped.
Somebody who thinks Harris should be made the captain because he made 31 runs shouldn’t be taken seriously.
So then how else is he supposed to prove he is an opener? He scored 500 runs two seasons in a row when Qalandars won the title. What else is he supposed to do????
I’m glad this time your responded back. Last time you chickened out when I should you which players of other teams have played at different positions. He should continue playing at number 3 and number 4 spot that suits the most, since he has been a failure at international level opening the innings.
Ok
Says who? The one who doesn’t want it to improve anyways by backing mediocrity??
Harris with the highest score of 31 is epitome of quality?
So Mathew Hayden was a 5 year old nonsense guy who forced Pakistan to play Harris in the T20 World Cup????
Did he recommend Harris to made as the captain of the team?
That is the reason why i just want to move out from Karachi now
Bhai let me move away from Karachi first then you can suggest this disaster. As Karachiites we r already suffering with Sir Shan Bradman so I cant handle another heart attack.
You are being overzealous here, but yeah KK would take anything good.
yeah because they dont have anything good
Doesn’t deserve to be on the squad. Needs to work on his game.
One and only "Qudrat ka Nizam"
Rizwan
Like he has been carrying our number 1 side for which he was especially accommodated in
Sorry bro I can't resist I just wanna do this again. Here goes.
I'm gonna assume you're referring to me since I'm the only one that constantly brings up Champions Cup or at the very least, mentions it more frequently then the rest.
I'm not referring to you so buzz off
Somehow I doubt that. I'm curious to know which poster you're referring to.
Look I think he's a highly talented player but fact is that he has done nothing in the last year. If an unestbalished player like that isn't even performing in domestic you can't select him. It's unfair to the guys that are performing because they have earned a right to be ahead in the pecking order.
you seem like someone who values runs in big games. This guy has been backed quite a bit played lots of emerging cup matches vs India. Yet to make the most and perform on the big stage. Not saying Haseebullah is better, but this guy needs to deliver.
If a guy isn't even performing in domestic, conventional wisdom dictates that he will not perform in international cricket either. This is not discarding, if he performs well in domestic he should be selected. But his numbers in the past year are quite poor and don't warrant selection for the national side. I agree with your larger point about our inability to nurture talent and give special focus to players that have something special. But at the end of the day, this is a sport and there is no excuse for lack of performance.
I value guys who I know can do the job and play for their team first.
Pakistan isn't the right place for anyone
That’s the thing. That’s the most Misbah/SNGPL/Markhors thing to do.
It is for 1970s players bro
More like 1800's. Viv, sunny(excluding that one 36 of 174 game which he gets memed on), Zaheer, were playing much much faster in the 70's then the current crop, Even though that was test
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Those are fair points but the lad needs to play those impacful innings now and then on the big stage. Check out his last two emerging Asia Cups. He even bottled it in that low grade t20 series in Aus. Filled his pockets vs UAE and bottled vs India and Srilanka.
Stuff like that is best done behind closed doors. And it is their responsibility to do that. But selecting him in the squad sends the wrong message because while you or I may think he is talented, not everyone else may feel feel that way, least of which the players playing domestic cricket and performing better than him. Pakistan has not had a way forward for much more talented players so its futile to expect they would have one with him. But at the same time he bears some responsibility too for where he is at right now.
