He didnt face much bowlers in the first 6 overs and puts a price on his wicket ideally he should bat at 4 in odis and develop his t20 game
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He didnt face much bowlers in the first 6 overs and puts a price on his wicket ideally he should bat at 4 in odis and develop his t20 game
The only place we should be sending him is on the bench or out the squad
Exactly I fought they would have picked abdullah who's an upgrade on abid for sure
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PCB have no choice but to continue with him, as his fans will cry that he wasnt given a fair chance. Complete waste of spot in ODI's and T20s. So wish Khushdil could keep wickets and we can just replace him with Hafeez in this batting line up
100 percent credit must be given to babar for letting abdullah haider and khushdil bat instead of himself well done babar
He was always going to establish himself in t20s his biggest test will be test matches
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Yeah but we've all been burnt before on numerous occasions.
It's a t20 match....30s are equal to 50s..of ODIs
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Bro that Zeeshan Ashraf Guy is impressive. I like his technique and his leg side game. I would back him as a keeper batsman
Wasted hes already got 2 50s please remember hes an attacking Bateman he will have fails but he will also play devasting knocks
I think the pressure of fans commentators and media had effect hopefully has a.more flexible approach
He has impressed me his technique is really good he can rotate the strike he has the big shot but he needs to improve on this to take it to the next level maybe more suited to odis and tests but can be given games in t20s when the series is won or lost to help him develop this.
He has impressed me his technique is really good he can rotate the strike he has the big shot but he needs to improve on this to take it to the next level maybe more suited to odis and tests but can be given games in t20s when the series is won or lost to help him develop this.
That's true and exactly we need a keeper who can bat and hit and not waste a spot in the team.does khushdil keep ?
Yes but haider is different he has come throw the 19s system and has played some first class list A games I belive he will around close to 40 and strike rate of 145 in t20s I'd be happy if he can achieve this.people state hes a leg side player that is totally untrue he can play both
Mo haris if he keeps delivering he is made for limited overs same with azam khan.rohail is proberly more suited to odis and maybe tests.i would have rohail mo haris and azam ahead of rizwan in 1 year.but zeeshan Ashraf should be brought into the t20s hes an aggressive Bateman and okay keeper atleast he wont have a position waste eith him
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Okay.
But he is officially 30...if m not wrong
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All in all, a pretty uneventful series.
Pakistan handled its business, and many thanks (as always) to our brothers from Zimbabwe for visiting. A couple of observations:
1. Babar's ascension is complete (just named Test Captain); hope he gets enough time to shine before the infamous wolves of Pakistan Cricket come for his head.
2. Glad Husnain and Qadir finally got some playing time; I was beginning to think they were paid to carry drinks and roam the boundaries.
3. Haider Ali looks the part; it will be a great litmus test to see how he fares in NZ.
4. While Pakistan Cricket will forever indebted to Fakhar Zaman for CT17, it's clear that he just doesn't have what it takes to warrant a place in the team; with all due respect to Zimbabwe, this series was meant for him to regain his form, but he just seems a shell of his former self.
5. For the love of god, please discard Haris Rauf; he is an absolute trundler who wouldn't find a place in any other national starting XI. He is a spray gun, has an attitude, and celebrates his wickets like he has won the WC final. I would much rather have Husnain and Wahab in his place.
Pakistan handled its business, and many thanks (as always) to our brothers from Zimbabwe for visiting. A couple of observations:
1. Babar's ascension is complete (just named Test Captain); hope he gets enough time to shine before the infamous wolves of Pakistan Cricket come for his head.
2. Glad Husnain and Qadir finally got some playing time; I was beginning to think they were paid to carry drinks and roam the boundaries.
3. Haider Ali looks the part; it will be a great litmus test to see how he fares in NZ.
4. While Pakistan Cricket will forever indebted to Fakhar Zaman for CT17, it's clear that he just doesn't have what it takes to warrant a place in the team; with all due respect to Zimbabwe, this series was meant for him to regain his form, but he just seems a shell of his former self.
5. For the love of god, please discard Haris Rauf; he is an absolute trundler who wouldn't find a place in any other national starting XI. He is a spray gun, has an attitude, and celebrates his wickets like he has won the WC final. I would much rather have Husnain and Wahab in his place.
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Khusdil has the power to be a good T20 player. He needs to be played at 5 and given a long run. The guy is the hardest hitter of a cricket ball I have seen from PK since Afridi.
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Is he harder hitter than haider ali ?
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Yes.
I think haider hit 90 m in the last t20 against Zimbabwe
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No doubt he did, but Khushdil is a biffer. Let's hope he keeps improving
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