International cricket is set to resume with West Indies taking on England in a three-match Test series from next month and Mushtaq feels that the world will learn a lot from how it fares under the extraordinary circumstances.
Younis said he feels 'privileged to have been again offered the opportunity to serve Pakistan for a challenging but exciting tour of England'.
Mushtaq, a legspinner himself, played 52 Tests and 144 ODIs and took a combined 346 wickets in them.
Mushtaq was on the coaching panel of the Multan Sultans along with England's Andy Flower and local coach Abdul Rehman.
India and Pakistan have not been engaged since 2012-13 when India hosted Pakistan for three ODIs and two T20Is.
The great Pakistani batsman did have the penchant for getting under the skin of the opposition. And often it did work for him.
Asif heaped praise on former Pakistan leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed, who was instrumental in helping him correct his action.
Mushtaq Ahmed had also served as Pakistan bowling coach between 2016 and 2017 besides working with England as spin-bowling consultant previously.
Zimbabwean great and celebrated former England coach Andy Flower deserves chunk of credit for resumption of international cricket in Pakistan.
Composing one from the cricketers with Ahmed in their names, CricketCountry Historian Arunabha Sengupta finds a reasonably balanced side with some excellent spinners.