Rana
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No they won’t. Stop making assumptions.He's super inconsistent. The same posters lauding him now will be raking him through the coals when he scores 50 runs across his next 5 innings
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No they won’t. Stop making assumptions.He's super inconsistent. The same posters lauding him now will be raking him through the coals when he scores 50 runs across his next 5 innings
Saim showed application...I hope he gets just as many chances as Saim ... he is no doubt talented but let down so far by inconsistent selectors (or too many selectors).
He will learn to apply himself, just like Saim did, when he is selected despite the failures.Saim showed application...
Haris has played U19s and various domestic competitions and yet to show application. Saim is a proper batter who can move throw the gears. Haris just plays in one way.He will learn to apply himself, just like Saim did, when he is selected despite the failures.
I remember Saim scoring 150 or so in the Champions Odi Cup; that was the first time he got his down, cut out the unnecessarys, the no look shots, and just 'applied' himself. All this was possible because selectors showed faith, no reason why same can't be done for Haris.
I think he has the right sort of game to be persisted with ... aagay dekhtay hain.
Yes Haris is suited for that roleThe opener we need is someone who can do 15 ball 30 at least 3 out of 10 games. These are more valuable than 50 from 40 balls 6 out of 10 games. Data shows that teams that score the most runs in PP win more games.
Consistency is the wrong metric for T20I opener. It has to be traded off against explosiveness in the top3 so even if 1 has a good day, the PP score is 70 or 80 runs and game becomes one sided. That’s how T20Is are being played these days.He's super inconsistent. The same posters lauding him now will be raking him through the coals when he scores 50 runs across his next 5 innings. He's a good hitter, but his game needs to develop a lot more. He's the right kind of player, but I'm not sure he's the right player. Given the dearth of talent in Pakistan however, there are few alternatives.
If his statistical performance is the benchmark, then haider ali also deserves a recall to the t20i squad.
He has weakness against spin, lack of footwork infact his game against pace is shaky some of the timeDoesn't he have weakness against spinners?
Did Pointing point this out?He has weakness against spin, lack of footwork infact his game against pace is shaky some of the time
He is excellent against pace but a bit dodgy against the swinging ballDid Pointing point this out?
In any case, he has far more potential in all departments than RizBar have. Much rather he is invested in.He is excellent against pace but a bit dodgy against the swinging ball
Against spin he is just average.
So we need to maximize him in pp against the fast men.
Ok let's see what happens in nz seriesmIn any case, he has far more potential in all departments than RizBar have. Much rather he is invested in.
Did Pointing point this out?
He is excellent against pace but a bit dodgy against the swinging ball
Against spin he is just average.
So we need to maximize him in pp against the fast men.
ownage? its two decent blokes who know modern white ball cricket better than you do having a difference in opinion and assessment regarding a good white ball prospect.Epic Ownage !
Mohammad Rizwan???now you will see a changed Mohammad Rizwan in 2025
You mean "Panel Code"?Epic Ownage !
ownage? its two decent blokes who know modern white ball cricket better than you do having a difference in opinion and assessment regarding a good white ball prospect.
You should discuss Azaan Awais and Imam ul Haq. Or why Jahandad Khan should replace Shan Masood in Test cricket. That's your territory.