Why are they doing the simple things wrong inspite of that facility .
Has it helped enhance a players skill level . I am not too sure .
Look at someone like David willey . An 80 mph run of the mill seamer but with a perfect wrist action and hence maximises the swing .
Players are helped to perform at their maximum potential . Yet pakistanis are doing the simple things wrong.
Rubbish fitness standards , poor new ball skills wrt seam and wrist position , ordinary strength conditioning .one dimentional batsmen that are poorly coached .
Its all very apparent .
I've said it months ago, Pakistan will always have a world class test team but having a top ODI team isn't happening anytime sooner. It's quite obvious from the Pak players I've seen, Pak fans must be happy that their side is currently the best in the world in Tests. Pakistan side is very much like the English side of the past, when they had a very good Test side but an old fashioned ODI side out of their depth in modern cricket. But their fans never cared about the ODIs apart from the usual outcry over the unceremonious exit from every world cup (although a lot of those fans have now jumped to the ODI bandwagon now that their side has become a top and exciting ODI side and probably the favourites for the next world cup at home).
Pak have a top test side because a lot of their batsmen are "old fashioned" and playing old school test cricket is one of the tried and tested methods of playing test cricket. They are the best at attritional cricket and when a lot of test sides today have batsmen who don't have the ability to stay at the crease for long periods without chasing a wide one, naturally success is expected in the Pak test team. A lot of their batsmen may not be the best skilled - for example, Azhar Ali or Sami Aslam or even Misbah may not be as talented as a Joe Root or Williamson but one thing where they trump everyone is the grit and determination - they hardly throw their wicket away and that is a huge quality to have in Test cricket which is why they are successful. However that same quality is counterproductive in ODI cricket. A lot of batsmen in the current/past Pak ODI side are of the Alastair Cook mould - Sami, Azhar, Misbah, Younis - none of these 4 along with Cook belong in modern ODI cricket. They are not adventurous enough and they don't have the same shot array as that of a Virat Kohli or AB de Villiers. It's like asking Pujara to match Rohit Sharma in ODI cricket.
Problem is people don't realise that different skills are required for different formats. In Tests you need batsmen with solid defence and temperament while in LOIs, you need adventurous batsmen with different gears and a good shot array. In ODIs you need batsmen who can constantly pick gaps, dab the ball into the vacant areas and scamper for a single or a double under pressure. In Test cricket it's not needed since you don't have the time or over constraint, so you can pick and choose your ball to play or leave unlike the LOIs. Very few batsmen have been equally successful in both formats - Sachin, Lara, Ponting, Hayden, Gilchrist in the past and AB, Kohli, Root, Smith, Will currently. So you have to drop these test specialist batsmen and pick batsmen oriented towards ODIs.
It's the exact opposite for bowlers in ODIs. You need attacking bowlers in Tests. You also need the same bowlers in ODIs as well, but since the balance has been shifted very much in favour of batting in ODIs, you need bowlers with good defensive skills as well. Willey is successful because he swings the ball upfront, has a very good knuckle ball and a nice yorker as well. Pak bowlers have been wasting the new ball in Tests as well, so it's a wider issue that needs to be addressed by the bowling coaches. But none of them have excellent death over kills - wide yorker, slow ball, yorker, cutters (only Amir bowls it), etc. Above all they lack a quality spinner in ODIs, most sides have atleast one nowadays - Tahir, Narine, Ashwin, Jadeja, Zampa, Shakib and the new Lankan spinners. Pak has to kick out all these test specialists from the side and build a side around dynamic stroke players (not power hitters but those who know to rotate the strike consistently and play good cricket shots), quality spinners and death over specialists. If power hitters are available, well and good, but not every side has a Buttler or a Maxwell.
Identify the best death over specialists from the next PSL (Bumrah and BK developed their skills in the IPL only, forget about those who constantly moan about T20 leagues calling them tamasha leagues - the PLs actually benefit the LOI team) and spinners from the same competition and build a side around them for the Champions trophy.
