Is Misbah-ul-Haq responsible for the destruction of Pakistan's fast bowling legacy?

It took pakistan 2 years to win a test at home yesterday, meanwhile Misbah maintain an unbeaten streak at home as coach and as captain.

But nahi jee, Misbah is the problem
This is what happens when you put your learn into places where you have no business.

Misbah had no business getting involved in white ball cricket after his retirement.
 
Misbah's results was the second best after Imran. Unbeaten in UAE. Series win in NZ, WI, and Srilanka. Draw in England. South Africa and Australia are the only two place he failed in. During the 90's and early 2000s Pakistan lost 2 series to Aus at home, and 1 each to SA, England, zimbabwe, srilanka and India. 7 series lost where Pakistan were the hosts.
Funny you mentioned Australia, England and South Africa were the only places Misbah failed , what else ?, they are the only strong teams . Winning against team like SL, and particularly the weakest them of all, West Indies is nothing to be proud of . What was the result of when he took the team to New Zealand last time in 2016-17, he failed as a batsman and also as captain , lost all tests and same story when the team went to Australia after New Zealand under him. He was in mid 40s and failed as batsman and captain but refused to resign, until he was kicked of.

Winning some test with the help of two chuckers at the substandard pitch of UAE is nothing to be proud about.
 
Shoaib akhtar should be blamed more than misbah
He set the trend of fighting with the pcb, feigning injuries, being out of shape and not nurturing or leading any of the youngsters

Akram wasn't lightning fast, neither were asif,gul and amir

Wahab and akhtar and sami are pretty much the reason why pakistani cricket has an obsession with pace but not the results
I think talha played two tests, mir hamza is in and out of the team, tabish khan and abdur rauf played one test, abbas was thrown out of the team, junaid was hardly picked and I don't know what happened to ehsan adil
 
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