Grant Flower: “I think he’s good enough to make something of it, but he’s got a lot of work to do”
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Former Pakistan batting coach Grant Flower has not accused opener Fakhar Zaman of being lazy, but noted that he is “quite hard to work with” and his “results have been very inconsistent”.
Mickey Arthur on Mohammad Amir: “He had five years out of the game, we mustn’t forget that. In those five years, he didn’t do anything”
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Mickey Arthur has admitted that Pakistan left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir could have managed what he did during his five-year ban a lot better.
Zaheer Abbas: “We could have played in the semi-finals, if we [had] proper planning and kept in mind the [net] run rate”
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Former Pakistan captain Zaheer Abbas believes there are three key reasons why the national team failed to qualify for the World Cup semi-finals.
Aaqib Javed: “Sarfraz is very, very weak, [he] cannot show his authority on the field and off it as well. He [even] cannot assert himself in front of Inzamam”
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Former Pakistan pace bowler Aaqib Javed has called captain Sarfraz Ahmed “very, very weak” as he “cannot show his authority” on or off the field.
“It was just disappointing how it worked out”
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Australia batsman Usman Khawaja has announced that he was very disappointed with the way the team management handled the homework-gate scandal.
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“This might be my last chance. I do view it as a now or never situation”
England pace bowler Chris Tremlett has admitted that he faces “a now or never situation” after being included in the national team’s Ashes squad for their tour of Australia in November.
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This is not the first time Panesar has been arrested
England spinner Monty Panesar has been fined by police after he was caught urinating on bouncers who threw him out of a club in the seaside town of Brighton.
India’s overconfidence after winning the first Test led to their downfall
Former cricketers have slammed the national team for their poor performance against England during the four-Test series, stating that the Indians should have taken command and kept the visitors under pressure after winning the first Test in Ahmedabad by nine wickets.
