Jalaluddin on Sharjeel Khan: “Fitness wise he needs to improve though he showed a decent performance in PSL. When it comes to his controversy, well we have seen inconsistency in policy implementation on select players”
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Former Pakistan pace bowler Jalaluddin said opening batsman Sharjeel Khan needs to improve his fitness.
Jalaluddin: “Fakhar Zaman is back”
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Former Pakistan pace bowler Jalaluddin is glad that opening batsman Fakhar Zaman is starting to regain his form.
Jalaluddin: “In the end there was some outcome for Pakistan in the form of Rizwan as a pure wicketkeeper-batsman and Faheem as a Test all-rounder”
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Former Pakistan pace bowler Jalaluddin believes the national team have found a “pure wicketkeeper-batsman” in Mohammad Rizwan and a “Test all-rounder” in Faheem Ashraf.
Jalaluddin: “Young bowlers like Naseem Shah and Musa Khan are talented but inexperienced. They needed some grooming before facing a strong side like Australia”
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Former Pakistan pace bowler Jalaluddin believes that the young pace duo of Naseem Shah and Muhammad Musa are very “talented”.
Former Pakistan seamer Jalaluddin: “It was expected that our players will be unable to perform in Australia. Our bowling was not effective and our batsmen looked completely clueless”
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Former Pakistan pace bowler Jalaluddin has slammed the national team for their performance in the ongoing Test series against Australia.
Jalaluddin: “If he has got his fitness why is he not being played? When will they give him chance to prove his form and fitness for the World Cup?”
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Ex-Pakistan pace bowler Jalaluddin has questioned why all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez is not playing any matches when he is supposedly fit.
Jalaluddin: “Imam, Fakhar, Asif and Babar played well. They seem to have learnt how to play in the English conditions”
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Former Pakistan pace bowler Jalaluddin has admitted that he is highly impressed with the way in which batsmen Imam-ul-Haq, Fakhar Zaman, Babar Azam and Asif Ali have gotten accustomed to the conditions in England.
Jalaluddin: “The fast bowlers should be encouraged to use all variations”
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Ex-Pakistan seamer Jalaluddin has admitted that the national team’s pace attack needs to work on using more variations ahead of the World Cup.
Jalaluddin: “It has become clear that Mohammad Amir [won’t] be part of our bowling squad [at the] World Cup”
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Former Pakistan pace bowler Jalaluddin has already ruled left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir out of the World Cup.
Mohammad Amir was left out of Pakistan’s World Cup team
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The decision to leave Mohammad Amir out of Pakistan’s World Cup squad has divided opinion, with some saying the right move was made, while others feel the selectors made a grave mistake.
