�� <a href="https://t.co/ZGhGsT9K1T">pic.twitter.com/ZGhGsT9K1T</a></p>— Muhammad Hurraira (@realhurraira) <a href="https://twitter.com/realhurraira/status/1654960618414170113?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 6, 2023</a></blockquote>
He was struggling against Zim A pacers and you want him for Aus tour?
no chance he had a terrible first class season this year. Could be a good learning curve lets see how he goes next year
He needs to play sooner rather than later. He has the ability to play spin which few of our batsman have.
But he plays as a opener in which I don't believe he should play as a middle order batter.
He could bat at 3, a bit like Pujara
I was thinking more 4/5 very good player of spin.
I think it would be difficult for a guy to go from opening to 5. Opening to 3 is a smaller adjustment
In odis and t20s I agree but in tests you bat at a similar place throwout the test match.
finally, someone who can see that...been saying that for ages.
He is an excellent young player and he needs to play all formats at the domestic level but looks like a Test player in the main.
Scored heavily in Quaid e Azam trophy, got selected in the squad, and then dropped after playing no game. This has been a norm in Pakistan cricket.
He should be in the squad for asain conditions.He is proper player of spin.
Nah, bro. Not T20s. Not his format. He is more suited for longer formats.
Yep, he is and there is nothing wrong with being someone's relative.
Of course there is no problem with having a cricketer family member. Its only an advantage but if every player is belonging to some linked family, that should be a concern.
There are thousands of players in the setup without any association to privileged families. Also, having an uncle or grand father who played in the past doesn’t guarantee a spot or even a chance. I would argue that it’s a good thing if a relative played cricket in some regard for Pakistan because that’s motivation and something to look up to for a youngster.Of course there is no problem with having a cricketer family member. Its only an advantage but if every player is belonging to some linked family, that should be a concern.
My point with @The Bald Eagle on the other other thread is about how many players are there in Pakistani cricket who dont have their uncles/aunts/fathers/ grandfathers/cousins not in Pakistani cricket set up already?
From the looks of its, non-cricket back ground players will be a very small minority. Hence the question a country of 250 million and cricketers limited to a few privileged families?
You guys know better, just tell me in the current Pakistani line up, how many players are from non-cricket background altogether? My knowledge is limited in this regard.
PS: Topic for the other thread, will continue there
Are those thousands of platers getting the desired exposure at top?
To continue with Imam is just a mockery of talent we have.
Spot on
And how is hurrira any different from Imam? Both are nepo babies.
Huraira is nephew of shoaib mailk.. right?
How is Huraira a nepo baby? He's never been selected in the Pakistan squad despite piling on the runs in domestic. Nepotism would have fast tracked him into the team by now like Azam Khan. Farhan also deserves a shot.
He’s been a class apart. Ability to stay at the crease, temperament, and shot selection. Compared to who has been getting selected, this guy is the real deal. Playing proper first class cricket with the right technique is a rare sight in Pakistan these days.
Probably the most talented guy in the domestic circuit atm who deserves a shot at the team. We tried guys like Imam and saim and shan who were a failure.
He's connected to malik and their more deserving players that are not getting noticed.
Definitely a better talent than those who can't even perform after getting more than 20 innings
He averages 53.55 in FC. How many domestic players average over 50?
He’s not a nepotistic selection. He performs and has been performing, and has prioritized domestic cricket. Being connected to Malik because he’s his nephew doesn’t mean much in this case. I think Huraira is the real deal.
