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What will happen to Hassan Ali in future?


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Do you do your research or watch domestic cricket before making posts like these? This guy has worked harder than anyone. These are his stats in the Quaid e Azam trophy in his last 5 bowling outings:

5/76
5/32
3/30
4/48
4/66

After a losing streak, CP won 3 matches on the trot once he made a comeback from injury, with him as captain. He also performed a couple times with the bat, including innings of 59*(53), 26*(34), and 50*(33).

“It seems he hasn’t worked hard or concentrated on his injury rehab” — to say this is unfair to the work he has been putting in.
 
Do you do your research or watch domestic cricket before making posts like these? This guy has worked harder than anyone. These are his stats in the Quaid e Azam trophy in his last 5 bowling outings:

5/76
5/32
3/30
4/48
4/66

After a losing streak, CP won 3 matches on the trot once he made a comeback from injury, with him as captain. He also performed a couple times with the bat, including innings of 59*(53), 26*(34), and 50*(33).

“It seems he hasn’t worked hard or concentrated on his injury rehab” — to say this is unfair to the work he has been putting in.

Completely agree. He should and probably will be given a go in the test series against South Africa, given that he's performed well in the same conditions. One of Shaheen or Naseem will probably be rested in that series, hopefully Naseem because he hasn't looked all too good since that Bangladesh series.

He's probably the only pacer we have who can bowl long overs at a good pace and still be threatening with the old ball. He is an absolute must in the test team.
 
Damn! What an attrociously ignorant post.
Have you seen him bowl recently?
He will play the South Africa tests and be your best bowler.
This thread perfectly captures your cricketing intellect. There is a world outside Misbah too if you ever bother watching.
 
Do you do your research or watch domestic cricket before making posts like these? This guy has worked harder than anyone. These are his stats in the Quaid e Azam trophy in his last 5 bowling outings:

5/76
5/32
3/30
4/48
4/66

After a losing streak, CP won 3 matches on the trot once he made a comeback from injury, with him as captain. He also performed a couple times with the bat, including innings of 59*(53), 26*(34), and 50*(33).

“It seems he hasn’t worked hard or concentrated on his injury rehab” — to say this is unfair to the work he has been putting in.

This is the most ignorant OP I have seen in some time.
Unbelievable!
 
Ever since the guy got married, it seems he hasnt worked hard or concentrated on his injury rehab.

He seems to have laid down after earning money and have been married. More like having settled down.

Do you think its the end of his career? I always believed he was a great limited overs bowler.

But the guy will probably appear in a one of series soon, not perform and it would be over.

Whats your say?

Oh yeah, Hassan Ali was out in Sri Lanka earning easy money instead of toiling in the QEA league....
 
Wow! This is beyond hilarious. Man, before you wrote, "it seems he hasn't worked hard or concentrated on his injury rehab." You should have at least done a bit of research. He is among the top 5 wicket-takers in QeA and is only the 2nd fast bowler in that list, all the while playing less matches than the rest. His avg is also the best among them and he is bowling 20+ overs per innings. His fitness is back and so is his pace. He will be making a comeback against South Africa InshAllah.
 
My goodness the OP is something Rameez Raja would say if asked about Hassan Ali on commentary.
 
My goodness the OP is something Rameez Raja would say if asked about Hassan Ali on commentary.

The OP as in Major who asked if Hassan Ali is finished at international level
 
Dont know why you lot have gone crazy over the statement.

The guy took extra long time to heal his injury. Yes he migth be taking wickets in domestic which i dont follow anymore.
But than again we have Waqas Maqsood also in the top charts i guess.

There is a difference between bowling in domestic and in international.

In the world cup, Hasan Ali was attacked all over the ground.

To me it seems, he will just be another Umar Gul who won't be as effective in international cricket as before
 
Wow! This is beyond hilarious. Man, before you wrote, "it seems he hasn't worked hard or concentrated on his injury rehab." You should have at least done a bit of research. He is among the top 5 wicket-takers in QeA and is only the 2nd fast bowler in that list, all the while playing less matches than the rest. His avg is also the best among them and he is bowling 20+ overs per innings. His fitness is back and so is his pace. He will be making a comeback against South Africa InshAllah.

I hope he would. Especially in the limited overs.
But we saw what he did in the world cup, the guy wasn't that bowler anymore that was at the CT.

Domestic wise migth be performing well, but his performance at international is what would matter and on what he would be assessed
 
It’s simple.

If Hasan wants to succeed again in the international level, he either needs to increase his average speed by 10mph or be able to consistently bring back the ball.

Other than that, he’s a liability nowadays. I remember him being so promising but injuries just destroyed that.
 
Dont know why you lot have gone crazy over the statement.

The guy took extra long time to heal his injury. Yes he migth be taking wickets in domestic which i dont follow anymore.
But than again we have Waqas Maqsood also in the top charts i guess.

There is a difference between bowling in domestic and in international.

In the world cup, Hasan Ali was attacked all over the ground.

To me it seems, he will just be another Umar Gul who won't be as effective in international cricket as before

We're not talking about "charts" here. You have to watch the bowling, too. Hasan Ali is good enough to come into the Pakistan team at any time, especially ODIs and tests where our bowling has been very underwhelming.
 
Showing some good fitness, bowled 30 overs in an innings vs KPK.
 
I hope he would. Especially in the limited overs.
But we saw what he did in the world cup, the guy wasn't that bowler anymore that was at the CT.

Domestic wise migth be performing well, but his performance at international is what would matter and on what he would be assessed

But if he is out of International then Domestic cricket is the only way to judge him. And your statement said that he isn't taking his injury seriously. Which is simply false. You main post is what is making people react this way as its completely out of touch with the ground realities. By your own admission you don't follow domestic cricket so how can you say that domestic performances don't matter when it is domestic cricket on the basis of which players are selected. Anyway, Waqas is good but age is not on his side and Hasan is already catching up to him, couple this with Hasans Batting and fitness, I will take Hasan Ali over any Domestic bowler. We arent spoiled for choices in the pace department anyway.
 
It’s simple.

If Hasan wants to succeed again in the international level, he either needs to increase his average speed by 10mph or be able to consistently bring back the ball.

Other than that, he’s a liability nowadays. I remember him being so promising but injuries just destroyed that.

How is he a liability when he is taking fifers and winning matches with the ball lol
 
30 overs in an innings
Plenty of wickets in the last few matches

He's happy and confident and says he's ready to come back to international cricket.
 
30 overs in an innings
Plenty of wickets in the last few matches

He's happy and confident and says he's ready to come back to international cricket.

I certainly would welcome Hasan Ali batting at Number 9 in Tests instead of either Mohammad Abbas or Naseem Shah.

I think that Hasan Ali has limitations as a bowler because of his short height, and that his place in Test cricket depends more on his batting than his bowling.

He needed to get his bowling back up to this level in order to be a viable Test third seamer in Asia and fourth seamer in SENA.

But he only gets across the line for me if he can consistently average up from 15.50 to over 20 with the bat in Test cricket, and up MASSIVELY from 16.30 to over 30 in First Class cricket. He is never going to be a better bowler than Abbas or Naseem, so his selection requires him to be a clearly superior batsman to them.
 
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A very good bowler, whose stock delivery brings in a lot of dismissal modes - probes off stump consistently.

In t20s he makes a good 9 given he can hit out....

7 Imad
8 Shadab
9 Hassan
10 Shaheen
11 Rauf

A good 7-11 in t20s, only thing stopping it from being very good is a proper skilful spinner ala Chahal.
 
For the test pace attack vs SA, the lineup could be Shaheen-Hasan-Abbas-Faheem (assuming Faheem performs in the NZ test series). It could also be Shaheen-Hasan-Abbas-Naseem given that Naseem has bowled well in home conditions in his short test career so far.
 
How is he a liability when he is taking fifers and winning matches with the ball lol

He can’t do that in international cricket.

There hasn’t been a more dominating performance in Pakistan’s domestic scene than Amir in late 2015.

And even then, he struggled tremendously adjusting to the international scene.
 
I certainly would welcome Hasan Ali batting at Number 9 in Tests instead of either Mohammad Abbas or Naseem Shah.

I think that Hasan Ali has limitations as a bowler because of his short height, and that his place in Test cricket depends more on his batting than his bowling.

He needed to get his bowling back up to this level in order to be a viable Test third seamer in Asia and fourth seamer in SENA.

But he only gets across the line for me if he can consistently average up from 15.50 to over 20 with enough the bat in Test cricket, and up MASSIVELY from 16.30 to over 30 in First Class cricket. He is never going to be a better bowler than Abbas or Naseem, so his selection requires him to be a clearly superior batsman to them.

You are incrediby simplistic in your assessments.
Hasan is good enough as a bowler. You have not seen him at his best yet as he is just entering his peak.
 
You are incrediby simplistic in your assessments.
Hasan is good enough as a bowler. You have not seen him at his best yet as he is just entering his peak.

I can’t carry multiple Number 11’s.

Shaheen and Naseem are going to be numbers 10 and 11 for a decade.

Any other bowler - pace or spin - has to be capable of batting at 8 or 9 or I refuse to pick him.
 
He can’t do that in international cricket.

There hasn’t been a more dominating performance in Pakistan’s domestic scene than Amir in late 2015.

And even then, he struggled tremendously adjusting to the international scene.


Amir performed with the gray's ball on green wickets in the old system that had over 15 teams; hence a spread out talent pool.
Every other medium pacer had sub 20 averages that season because of these factors.

On the other hand, Hasan has done it with the Kookaburra in a significantly more competitive tournament on sporting pitches; not mambas.

Watching domestic cricket and actually doing some research would really help you in making assessments.
 
Amir performed with the gray's ball on green wickets in the old system that had over 15 teams; hence a spread out talent pool.
Every other medium pacer had sub 20 averages that season because of these factors.

On the other hand, Hasan has done it with the Kookaburra in a significantly more competitive tournament on sporting pitches; not mambas.

Watching domestic cricket and actually doing some research would really help you in making assessments.

Thanks for the lesson.

Aren’t you the same guy that said Shan Masood had turned a new page?

When Hasan does return, which he will for the sake of the team, and performs, tag me. I’ll be there.
 
Thanks for the lesson.

Aren’t you the same guy that said Shan Masood had turned a new page?

When Hasan does return, which he will for the sake of the team, and performs, tag me. I’ll be there.
Nope, unless you miscomprehended any post.
I admire Shan for his work ethic and for how good a student he is of the game.
I wanted him to lead the test side for a couple of years so that he could infuse a culture of self reflection, improvement and working with modern coaches.
For that I was willing to contend with a lower output in terms of runs from him because I am aware that he is limited in terms of natural ability.
 
Nope, unless you miscomprehended any post.
I admire Shan for his work ethic and for how good a student he is of the game.
I wanted him to lead the test side for a couple of years so that he could infuse a culture of self reflection, improvement and working with modern coaches.
For that I was willing to contend with a lower output in terms of runs from him because I am aware that he is limited in terms of natural ability.

I distinctively remember that ENG series and your posts about his knock.

Just like I can admit I was wrong about Hasan Ali and Shadab Khan, you can do the same about Shan.

Acting like an expert while being blinded by your love of Pakistan is setting yourself up for disappointment.

I know because I’ve been there.
 
Amir performed with the gray's ball on green wickets in the old system that had over 15 teams; hence a spread out talent pool.
Every other medium pacer had sub 20 averages that season because of these factors.

On the other hand, Hasan has done it with the Kookaburra in a significantly more competitive tournament on sporting pitches; not mambas.

Watching domestic cricket and actually doing some research would really help you in making assessments.

I dont understand why psoters go around telling others watch domestic cricket to put down opinions around here.

Seen enough of domestic cricket, i have seen the top players be selected on merit and i have seen them be exposed at international level.

Gray balls, kookabura balls whatever. These are just excuses.

Waqas Maqsood is taking wickets and took wicekts before, yet when he came in t20 he was a joke.

Same Hasan Ali got spanked in the world cup
 
I distinctively remember that ENG series and your posts about his knock.

Just like I can admit I was wrong about Hasan Ali and Shadab Khan, you can do the same about Shan.

Acting like an expert while being blinded by your love of Pakistan is setting yourself up for disappointment.

I know because I’ve been there.

everyone is an expert here jsut because they watched a domestic game. And they will put down anyones opinion if you dont watch domestic.

I have followed Paksitan cricket for good 15 years now. I have learned domestic performers only end up getting exposed at international.

Shan Masood's innings in England was a joke. 3-4 drop catches in the first game.
 
I distinctively remember that ENG series and your posts about his knock.

Just like I can admit I was wrong about Hasan Ali and Shadab Khan, you can do the same about Shan.

Acting like an expert while being blinded by your love of Pakistan is setting yourself up for disappointment.

I know because I’ve been there.

That is your opinion.
I am not a blind supporter like you state My views are extremely objective, aside from some of the long term predictions I make, which are the result of knowledge, and a wholistic perspective I have that is hard to explain.
With Shan, I have always been sure that his ability isn't great. If you miscomprehended me, then that is not my problem.

What impressed me was his progression and attitude; not his output.

I clearly remember telling everyone after his old Trafford innings that now that he has shown that he can leave the ball, the English seamers will target his pads and aim for the LBW. And there in he started getting dismissed cheaply like that.

I wanted Shan not because he had turned some corner as you simplistically state, but because he could be an educated leader in a team that lacks a good cricket culture.
 
I dont understand why psoters go around telling others watch domestic cricket to put down opinions around here.

Seen enough of domestic cricket, i have seen the top players be selected on merit and i have seen them be exposed at international level.

Gray balls, kookabura balls whatever. These are just excuses.

Waqas Maqsood is taking wickets and took wicekts before, yet when he came in t20 he was a joke.

Same Hasan Ali got spanked in the world cup

The fact that you are bringing up Hasan's form in the 2018-19 season to prove your point, when he was unfit, and just dragging till the world cup really tells us the about the validity and depth of knowledge you have on cricketing affairs.
 
I dont understand why psoters go around telling others watch domestic cricket to put down opinions around here.

Seen enough of domestic cricket, i have seen the top players be selected on merit and i have seen them be exposed at international level.

Gray balls, kookabura balls whatever. These are just excuses.

Waqas Maqsood is taking wickets and took wicekts before, yet when he came in t20 he was a joke.

Same Hasan Ali got spanked in the world cup

I’m not sure you understand cricket too well. Waqas Maqsood was KK’s best bowler in the play offs and the final. He delivered for them whereas Amir did not (or at least up to the expectations there are off him).
 
I’m not sure you understand cricket too well. Waqas Maqsood was KK’s best bowler in the play offs and the final. He delivered for them whereas Amir did not (or at least up to the expectations there are off him).

yes and based on that you are an expert and the rest here dont know anything

:facepalm:

Waqas Maqsood for team pakistan
 
The fact that you are bringing up Hasan's form in the 2018-19 season to prove your point, when he was unfit, and just dragging till the world cup really tells us the about the validity and depth of knowledge you have on cricketing affairs.

yes, you are very knoweledgable, the fact that he took wickets in domestic proves that he is ready for international.

Might aswell select Bilal Asif as our lead spinner
 
yes, you are very knoweledgable, the fact that he took wickets in domestic proves that he is ready for international.

Might aswell select Bilal Asif as our lead spinner

So taking first class wickets on barren pitches and bowling a truckload of overs is not enough to prove his form and fitness?
What should he do then? Come to your garden and dismiss the Misbah wax statues you have there?
 
yes and based on that you are an expert and the rest here dont know anything

:facepalm:

Waqas Maqsood for team pakistan

Bit of a poor response. Where did I say Waqas Maqsood for Pakistan? Is this another one of your examples of being ill-informed and making up theories from thin air?
 
I’m pretty sure he’ll be in for our next series. Nobody is better than a fit and firing Hassan!
 
Hasan Ali should replace the washed up Wahab for the SA series coming up

He may even have a case to replace Naseem in the Test-11 based on current form
 
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-partner="tweetdeck"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Hassan Ali has taken 24 wickets at an average of 15.58 in his last 4 matches in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Cricket?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Cricket</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/QeA20?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#QeA20</a></p>— Saj Sadiq (@Saj_PakPassion) <a href="https://twitter.com/Saj_PakPassion/status/1341778058676727808?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 23, 2020</a></blockquote>
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Reminds me of your typical Indian trundlers over the years. In the mould of Dinda and Mohit Kumar etc Outside the off stump channel line with nothing else to offer.
 
So taking first class wickets on barren pitches and bowling a truckload of overs is not enough to prove his form and fitness?
What should he do then? Come to your garden and dismiss the Misbah wax statues you have there?

i would had replied to your post in a decent matter, but seeing what you are ready to resort to, just because I only critisized or gave my opinion on a player you like, i think i should refrain from indulging in any discussion with you
 
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-partner="tweetdeck"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Hassan Ali has taken 24 wickets at an average of 15.58 in his last 4 matches in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Cricket?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Cricket</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/QeA20?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#QeA20</a></p>— Saj Sadiq (@Saj_PakPassion) <a href="https://twitter.com/Saj_PakPassion/status/1341778058676727808?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 23, 2020</a></blockquote>
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Can’t blame the effort and hard work he has put in. There was an opportunity to make some easy paisa with the Lanka Premier league going on and also the big bash, but he chose to stay in Pakistan and put in the hard yards.
 
Bit of a poor response. Where did I say Waqas Maqsood for Pakistan? Is this another one of your examples of being ill-informed and making up theories from thin air?

point being, domestic cricket isn't any benchmark now for performance.

You can have waqas Maqsood, bilal asif topping the charts, yet they offer nothing when selected in international cricket.

I hope Hasan ali does make a comeback strong, but i doubt it. His social media accounts show how much he chills mostly after marriage.
 
Assuming Hasan is selected for the SA home tests, the advantage he had is that he already has international experience and won’t be unfamiliar with it. So along with his QeA form, that’s why people are getting excited.
 
i would had replied to your post in a decent matter, but seeing what you are ready to resort to, just because I only critisized or gave my opinion on a player you like, i think i should refrain from indulging in any discussion with you
With all due respect, given the kind of hollow arguments you give, I dont think there really can be a strong discussion with you.

All you resort to do is bring up his social media profile, or his extroverted personality to make your point.

Also, this constant parroting about domestic performances not being a valid criteria for selection is totally absurd.

Domestic matches are being broadcast live now for God's sake, so it isnt like anyone can get away with cheap performances in weak contexts.

Anybody who has seen him bowl live in this tournament on a ball to ball basis will tell you about the kind of pace he is generating, the relentlessness of execution of his plans and lengths, the creative mindset that he has shown to pick wickets on flat pitches, as well as the fitness of bowling long spells at good pace.

And no, Hasan Ali is not my favourite. In fact, I dont play or believe in a favourite player.
He is bowling well, and is better than everyone right now, so he deserves the credit and should be brought into the team, simple as.
 
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30 overs in an innings
Plenty of wickets in the last few matches

He's happy and confident and says he's ready to come back to international cricket.

Thats alot of overs but it shows hes back to full fitness
 
With all due respect, given the kind of hollow arguments you give, I dont think there really can be a strong discussion with you.

All you resort to do is bring up his social media profile, or his extroverted personality to make your point.

Also, this constant parroting about domestic performances not being a valid criteria for selection is totally absurd.

Domestic matches are being broadcast live now for God's sake, so it isnt like anyone can get away with cheap performances in weak contexts.

Anybody who has seen him bowl live in this tournament on a ball to ball basis will tell you about the kind of pace he is generating, the relentlessness of execution of his plans and lengths, the creative mindset that he has shown to pick wickets on flat pitches, as well as the fitness of bowling long spells at good pace.

And no, Hasan Ali is not my favourite. In fact, I dont play or believe in a favourite player.
He is bowling well, and is better than everyone right now, so he deserves the credit and should be brought into the team, simple as.

Totaly agree he should be in the squad against south Africa hes bowling well and his fitness is good.he can he the third seamer and is a decent batter
 
hassan ali should be part of the south africa squad and play as a third seamer hes in good form and is bowling lots of overs
 
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-partner="tweetdeck"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Hassan Ali has taken 24 wickets at an average of 15.58 in his last 4 matches in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Cricket?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Cricket</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/QeA20?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#QeA20</a></p>— Saj Sadiq (@Saj_PakPassion) <a href="https://twitter.com/Saj_PakPassion/status/1341778058676727808?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 23, 2020</a></blockquote>
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It's time for Hasan Ali's return. We need a quality, experienced pacer and Hasan seems to have regained his mojo following injury. Naseem and Mohammed Abbas are just not doing it for me.
 
After bowling well throughout the tournament for CP and leading them well, he scores a 60 ball 100* to share the QAE trophy with KPK, defending the title.
 
The beauty of Pakistani Cricket and Cricket in general. Down one day, up like a king tomorrow
 
Waqaas Maqsood deserves a go as well. No way will Mohd Wasim ignore him and just fall for the hype, eye test
 
Best Player of the QEA Tournament

43 wickets at an average of 20.06

2 Fifties and a century

He's put in the hard yards, get the guy back asap.
 
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Shadab Khan "The way Hassan Ali has come back from injury and has been bowling, he was the best and right choice for us as our opening pick" <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/PSL6DRAFT?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#PSL6DRAFT</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/PSL6?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#PSL6</a></p>— Saj Sadiq (@Saj_PakPassion) <a href="https://twitter.com/Saj_PakPassion/status/1348261019550887936?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 10, 2021</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
 
Hasan Ali looks OK since his comeback.

I am more concerned about Shaheen Afridi who has a habit of giving freebies.
 
What's next for him, does he warrant a place in the T20 team

Doesnt have Express Pace, ability to bowl up front or at the death, gets targeted in the middle overs and has become a No Ball machine
 
What's next for him, does he warrant a place in the T20 team

Doesnt have Express Pace, ability to bowl up front or at the death, gets targeted in the middle overs and has become a No Ball machine

With Dhani, Mohd Wasim Jr in the bench, he should be rested and told to regain his form though Hasan Ali will not face problems against Bangladeshi batsmen. Bowling to Warner, Marsh, Maxwell, Stoinas, Wade is a different challenge altogether.
 
I don’t remember him bowling so many no balls before this WT20. What’s changed?

It’s time for him to focus on Test cricket, the white ball format isn’t for him.

Sadly, his mate is the captain of the team, and he’ll always make sure Hassan Ali never gets dropped.
 
Poor guy. Bowled poorly and dropped the world cup.

I thought he was the best option still for that game. WRONG!

Should probably wrap him up or move him back in the queue to reserves for t20 cricket at least.
 
Should maybe take a break from T20 cricket until the next PSL. Should focus on red ball cricket.
 
He is our Jordan, although Jordan did contribute a wee bit better. Hopefully he is left out of limited overs and focuses on the longer format, he was enjoying our low period of having no pace battery.

I dont think he deserves abuse, but he is no good in shorter formats. He really needs to give up shoukha pan and focus hard.
 
Good test match bowler when the ball swings - otherwise is innocuous because he lacks height and pace.

Misbah unfairly took a lot of flak after that shot given he was the reason why Pakistan still had a chance in the tournament. Hasan has been downright useless throughout. He deserves all the cricketing criticism he gets
 
Can't call it quits for Hassan Ali. He's achieved a lot this year and remains one of our premier players. Win/loss happens but you can't take away what these boys have achieved.
 
He can't be made a scapegoat for that one dropped catch but he definitely needs to be held accountable for his performances in this WC. An average Economy rate of 10 rpo in 6 matches. Easily the weakest link in the bowling lineup throughout the cup.
For the future, he needs to be looked at as a red ball player only. He could be pretty useful still when his tail is up in seaming conditions.
 
With Dhani, Mohd Wasim Jr in the bench, he should be rested and told to regain his form though Hasan Ali will not face problems against Bangladeshi batsmen. Bowling to Warner, Marsh, Maxwell, Stoinas, Wade is a different challenge altogether.

Dhani and Wasim Jnr dont bowl with the new ball like Hasan Ali
With the next WC being in Australia, the team is need of a new ball Bowler. Akif Javed is my Dark horse for this role
 
He has been awful in T20. He should focus on test cricket.

No pace and bowling too many slower deliveries. Dhani should be given a chance
 
Dhani and Wasim Jnr dont bowl with the new ball like Hasan Ali
With the next WC being in Australia, the team is need of a new ball Bowler. Akif Javed is my Dark horse for this role

Dhani did bowl with new ball for Multan Sultans
 
He has one of the lowest release heights ever measured. At his pace and combined with his lack of accuracy, I dont see how he can continue playing for Pakistan
 
Dhani did bowl with new ball for Multan Sultans

Sohail Tanvir and Mohammed Imran Khan were the new ball Bowlers. Dhani normally would bowl the 4th or 5th over

I'm talking about the first 2-3 overs when the ball swings
 
He needs to regain some of his pace back. He’s a lot more lethal when he’s bowling around 145 kph compared to today where he was around 137-140.

Pakistan also didn’t use him correctly today. Finch was already gone, Babar should’ve gave the new ball to Hasan. A few tactical blunders by Babar but there’s no excuse to drop the catch. Any Pakistani player aside from Hasan would’ve taken that.
 
I was at the game today and I saw how Hassan Ali reacted after he finished his 3rd over. He was completely spent and shd never have been bowled the fourth over. Imad must have completed his quota of 4 overs though the result could still have been same but Hassan Ali was struggling more so physically than mentally. Hassan Ali just didn’t want it. It was such a strange decision by Babar to bowl Hasan another over when he had absolutely no vigor left in him. I just knew it there and then that it was game over for us. Even the catch that Hassan dropped was because he took a lot of time to react and he cdnt reach the ball coz he just wasn’t 100% physically. Any other fielder would have swallowed it 9 out of 10 times.
 
He needs to lift himself up and work on his T20 bowling.

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felt sorry for him looking at the dressing room videos, its obvious he was feeling rubbish.

having said that he couldnt swing the ball and without that he has no real weapon. his slower balls are also obvious from miles away.

this should effect his test place, as his ability to reverse is very useful in Pakistan. but pak should try out dahani against bang.

also absolutely disgusting to see the trends on twitter in his name, the usual culprits not missing a beat to try and make his criticism look sectarian.
 
I think the only positive during this tournament for Hassan was his hair, there were times it looked magnificent. (I speak as a bald man).
 
I do feel for the lad, but he looked a weak link throughout the tournament.
 
No amount of hiding your face in your hands can make up for this rubbish performance. If he won us a tournament, he sure as hell made up for it by being arguably one of the worst players to play this tournament.

Should remember this for a long time. He cost us a World Cup final.
 
He's a pretty average bowler. When you're short like him, you need extra skill to compensate for the lack of height and I don't think he brings anything special.

He's always looked as the weak link in Pakistan's bowling attack. Pakistan need to replace him with another gun bowler like Shaheen to have a great new ball pairing.
 
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