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Younis Khan Is Back In Pakistan Cricket Team - Can Pakistan Players Learn From Their Mistakes

By Sikander Hayat


Younis Khan is back. He asked for forgiveness and was pardoned by Ejaz Butt. I do not know how Pakistan cricket team works and how the affairs of the team are run. Selections are made on personal like or dislike of the board chairman. To be in the team, one has to be in the personal good books of the chairman. At the moment Pakistan cricket team is a team of retards who have never spent a day in any school and do not know the ways of the civilization. The mental capacity of the individual players on the team seems quite low on the scale from 1 to 10.
Pakistan used to win from positions from where it seemed impossible to win but this bunch somehow snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. Pakistan lost nearly all matches in Australia at the start of this year and people thought it cannot get any worse. But what Salman Butt, Muhammad Asif ( a serial offender ) and Muhammad Aamir did in England was beyond my or any Pakistani's imagination. Ignominy of all ignominies, these Pakistan players come out with worst ways to humiliate Pakistan. The same Pakistan that gave them the chance to sparkle on the world stage, the same Pakistan which took them from the street to put them in large villas and the same Pakistan which made them famous.
If the affairs of Pakistan cricket are not corrected very soon, cricket in Pakistan will also go the way hockey went and that way is oblivion.

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