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I obviously get why on paper it doesn’t seem correct as their final gap was 4s, however the point of this whole thing is to see driver’s speed without hindrances like traffic. This weekend it was just Lewis who lost out more due to slower cars ahead and Hungary is a track that is amplified. In Belgium, it was Charles who was quicker and losing out more so on balance it shows who was genuinely quicker




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NASEEM SHAH SPEAKS TO @CricHive_pk 🎙️ - I hope the new system benefits everyone. Proper workload management is crucial for all players, especially fast bowlers. - As a bowling unit, we haven't performed well. Teams are consistently scoring 300+ in ODIs and 200+ in T20Is. The game has evolved, and we need to adapt. - Pace is important, but line and length are equally vital. Workload management must also be adjusted according to the format. - I had enough time to work on my fitness. My injuries happened on the field, and those aren't always within a player's control. - Hunain and Ubaid started playing cricket with me at home. They're working hard, and representing Pakistan alongside them would be a proud moment for me. - I admit my performances haven't been at the level they should be. When you don't perform, nothing else matters even your family wants to see you deliver on the field. - I don't think we have the option of choosing just one format. Whether it's first-class cricket or any other format, I'm ready to play.



Just to nip this in the bud for anyone wondering why Lewis’ gap to Leclerc for Hungary came out as quite large - I think it’s quite easy to see but anyway: The Soft stints were spent with Hamilton being behind Verstappen and Antonelli on worse/older tyres and not being able to see his unhindered speed. Which leaves the Hard stints, where they rarely had slower cars ahead. On the Hards, Lewis gained 10s in around 40 laps (0.3%) overall just by eye, and going into it more we see that even on a 6 lap offset he gained some time on his teammate in the 2nd stint and on the 1st stint was caught but that’s ok because he’s on 3 lap older tyres. When you line the stints up (post fuel-corrected times), so comparing equal tyre lives instead, then Lewis comes to 0.3% faster in those laps. Quite an easy explanation this weekend, and adds up with the pace difference seen in Qualifying too


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Shan's injury further exposes Pakistan's decision to go into this Test a batter light - with Aamer Jamal coming in at 6. Taking 20 wickets is part of the equation of winning a Test match, but, as this fourth innings appears to demonstrate, only one part of it.





