Pakistan fast bowler Junaid Khan: “In our culture, even if a player performs for six years and then doesn’t do well in two games, he is replaced by a new player who has done well in only few games”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Junaid Khan has lashed out at the current cricket system in the country, saying players who perform consistently for six years get dropped if they don’t do well in two games.
Pakistan batsman Azhar Ali: “Insecurity has become a part of our culture, and players do feel insecure that they’ll be dropped after one bad performance but I tell them to have confidence [in] their own skills”
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Veteran Pakistan batsman Azhar Ali admitted that “insecurity has become a part of our culture”.
Kamran Akmal: “It’s the opposite scenario in Pakistan to what we see in England or other world-class sides, where sometimes players with many years of experience are just dumped from the team and no one bothers asking about their welfare”
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Wicketkeeper-batsman Kamran Akmal has shockingly revealed that many Pakistan players are insecure about their future when they are in the national team.
Inzamam-ul-Haq: “In the last World Cup I felt the captain and players were under pressure because they were thinking if we don’t do well in the tournament we will be out”
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Former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq has shockingly revealed that the country’s 2019 World Cup team was very insecure.
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“So for Brad to say those things is a little bit naive”
Former Australia coach Mickey Arthur has struck back at vice-captain and wicketkeeper Brad Haddin over the comments he made about him being “very, very insecure” during his time in charge of the national team.
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“I don’t think he understood and was secure enough in himself to get us to where we needed to go”
Australia vice-captain and wicketkeeper Brad Haddin has launched a scathing attack against former coach Mickey Arthur, saying that he “was very, very insecure” during his entire tenure with the team.
