Savak
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Australian bowlers who were expected to struggle in Pakistani conditions have bowled better than the Pakistani bowlers in our home conditions.
A lesson to the PCB is that against good high quality teams, you can't just pick a spinner for the sake of it, they have to be high quality spinners with some x factor otherwise its pointless to pick them.
Shaheen has blown hot and cold in patches and he deteriorated as the overs piled up. Naseem Shah made a big difference with his pace in the third test when conditions assisted reverse swing.
Hassan Ali was badly innocuous with his medium pace stuff. To operate on Pakistani dust bowls the bowlers need to have an avg speed of 140 km/hr plus and with the ability to exploit reverse swing later.
Overall, this series exposed us after we had been cashing in on weak opponents for a while.
A lesson to the PCB is that against good high quality teams, you can't just pick a spinner for the sake of it, they have to be high quality spinners with some x factor otherwise its pointless to pick them.
Shaheen has blown hot and cold in patches and he deteriorated as the overs piled up. Naseem Shah made a big difference with his pace in the third test when conditions assisted reverse swing.
Hassan Ali was badly innocuous with his medium pace stuff. To operate on Pakistani dust bowls the bowlers need to have an avg speed of 140 km/hr plus and with the ability to exploit reverse swing later.
Overall, this series exposed us after we had been cashing in on weak opponents for a while.