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Winters have officially begun in Islamabad.

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He is no one but himself to blame for. Same is the case with Shaheen, Rauf. NASEEM and Shadab. They consider themselves bigger then the game and don't respect it and the emotions of loyal cricket fans connected to it. Extremely selfish bunch of players they are.

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With only three List A matches in his career thus far, 21-year-old Saad Masood is making his debut for Pakistan in One Day Internationals. He is extremely talented is true. In those appearances he has scored 57 runs at an average of 28.50, with a highest score of 44 and a strike rate of 126.70, in addition to claiming one wicket at an average of 113.00. While he is undoubtedly talented, the question remains: what is the urgency in exposing such an inexperienced player at the highest level so soon? The other debutant is Ghazi Ghori, who has played 17 List A matches, scoring 206 runs at an average of 20.60 with a strike rate of 79.53 & one half-century. As a wicketkeeper he has taken 17 catches & three stumpings. Selecting him as a specialist batsman appears to reflect a paucity of options and a lack of strategic vision from the selectors. What was the compulsion? Injury list? Then why a specialist batsman wasn’t selected considering someone at the top order could get injured? By contrast, 22-year-old Haseebullah Khan, who has already represented Pakistan in two ODIs and three T20 Internationals, has been overlooked despite clearly being part of the national plans. His domestic record is substantial: 60 List A matches, an average of 45.20, nine centuries, 11 half-centuries, and a strike rate of 87.08, alongside 46 catches & five stumpings. Yet he has reportedly been omitted on the basis that his recent form was not sufficiently eye-catching. By comparison, Ghazi Ghori’s notable performances have come primarily in first-class cricket, where he has scored 40, 67, and 128 in eight innings across five matches last season. Another notable omission is Rohail Nazir, arguably among the finest wicketkeepers available. In addition to 52 first-class matches, he has played 59 List A matches, averaging 33.80 with a strike rate of 85.01, including two centuries and 10 half-centuries, along with 56 catches and six stumpings. With the inclusion of Saad Masood and Ghazi Ghori, Pakistan have now tested 35 debutants respectively in their last 35 One Day Internationals. Remarkably, 21 of those players were subsequently removed from the system after playing six matches or fewer. All of this occurs under a selection panel that includes Aaqib Javed (22 Tests), Asad Shafiq (77 Tests), Sarfraz Ahmed (54 Tests), and Misbah-ul-Haq (75 Tests). Strange? The pressing question therefore remains: where is the consistency in selection & planning? @iRashidLatif68 @ShahzadIqbalGEO @krick3r @AbdurRoufKhan6

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@TahiryDr63477 Shadab is playing on what Quota?? Rubbish player

Absolutely Pathetic captaincy by Salman Ali Agha - Why did you remove Tariq from bowling and give more time to Brook to settle against Saim & Shadab... They don't have a plan to get a wicket of Brook. He is middling every ball on its merit #PAKvsENG

@TahiryDr63477 If he stays for 4 more overs. Game is gone. Usman Tariq should be brought in ASAP

@harris00071 Alhamduillah Need a wicket of Harry Brook

What the hell have you done Tariq? #PakvsEng

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@TahiryDr63477 @faizanlakhani Haan

@harris00071 @faizanlakhani To Babar k liye bhi baat kar leta k wo opener khel le

I genuinely fail to understand how Babar Azam still finds a place in this T20 side and Faheem Ashraf doesn’t.

@TahiryDr63477 @faizanlakhani Yeah..he's saying this from long that, Saim Ayub needs to play in middle order. Agreed

@faizanlakhani You also fail to understand why Saim is still playing as an opener.. talk on this

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India is not even taking us seriously, they didn't even celebrate our wicket : Muhammad Amir

@akafaceUS This isn't real, right? How do they do this?

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