With no clear favourite this time, is this the most competitive World T20 ever?
Dear Young Cricketers (YCs), you thought that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) would not reveal its selection criteria and you will be forced to start some other business? Please reconsider your decision, as I have found the secret selection formula of the PCB.
After having read the famous quote, "A man in love is incomplete until he is married. Then he’s finished", I realised how untrue this was in case of Mr Imran Farhat. No one could finish him ever since he got married and once again, our superhero is back!
Welcome to the peculiar world of Pakistan cricket; a world where players like Shahid Afridi and Younis Khan are rewarded Category A contracts, shortly after being snubbed from the team announced for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy tournament
Since the dreadful English summer of 2010 — when Pakistan lost three key players due to the spot-fixing scandal — Misbah-ul-Haq has been leading the Pakistan cricket team in at least two formats of the game.
Pakistan lost the second Test, and with it the series, at Cape Town. The debacle in the first Test at Johannesburg was still understandable because of the uncongenial conditions, lack of match practice, and the fact that Pakistan normally doesn’t play well in their first match in a series. However, the fiasco at Cape Town is simply unacceptable.
