Mohammad Hafeez highlights good reasons for Pakistan’s shortcoming on overseas tours

Mohammad Hafeez highlights good reasons for Pakistan’s shortcoming on overseas tours

Veteran center-get batsman Mohammad Hafeez has criticised the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for picking out the players only on the basis of their expertise.

The 40-year-aged, all through an interaction with the media, urged the board to fork out interest towards managing a player as a item fairly than just as a expertise.

“There are talks of the place obtaining a great deal of talent,” stated Hafeez. “Maybe there is but as much as I have observed after enjoying the video game for so extensive, it is not the talent with the bat or ball which issues at the intercontinental level. It is the products which matters there. We aren’t working on that.

“In Pakistan, players emerge only on the foundation of their expertise whilst they never go through the merchandise-earning procedure.”

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The Lahore-born cricketer gave the illustration of India’s cricket construction to aid his argument. “They played without their frequent captain and their general performance manufactured us content as fans of the activity.

They ended up dismissed for 36 in the to start with Exam and went on to earn the [four-match series against Australia] by 2-1. The main distinction in between us and them is that we discipline our talented players while they develop their proficient players into a product or service.”

He claimed that the “talented players” will have a dip in their performances at some stage of their careers as they have not been through the total products-creating course of action.

“In my have personalized expertise, having merchandise at your disposal will be beneficial due to the fact you can only go so far as a expertise, to acquire even bigger ways in difficult circumstances and towards a tougher opposition, a solution is essential,” he reported.

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