Ahmed Shehzad "19 years old boy" domolishing new zealand's bowling line up

Pakistan
February 3, 2011 1:31am CST
03 february 2011, a young boy came onto the crease searching for some good form, having some good memories in mind of the last one dayer but also little unfortunate of not reaching his half century. THe boy started in his own passion and style breaking up everything and demolishing the bowling line up of Newzealand with great confidence, proving to be extremely useful for the opening line up of Pakistan in the upcoming world cup. From where did that boy came from, well he belongs to Lahore "the heart of Punjab". Well from that performance lot of question arises need your assistance please. 1-Where did the form of ross taylor "the Mr Perfect" goes. why is he not performing good.???? 2- How can Newzealand retain the same team for the world cup because they are not performing well and last year proves to be the worst ones for their cricket fans.???? 3-If Pakistan has lot of talent like Ahmed Shehzad, Umer Akmal, Mohammed Aamir and so on why are they still struggling.???? 4-what is that 72 year old man "mr Ijaz butt" the chairman of PCB corruption centre doing there.?????? 5-Why fittness level always remain the significant issue for Pakistan cricket team.????
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tummalapalli
@tummalapalli (251)
• India
5 Feb 11
Hii Everyone, Please dont take anything in a wrong way... This is just a sarcastical comment.... Answers to your questions: 1) When did Ross Taylor become Mr Perfect... He knows only two shots to score runs, one the cut shot against pace and two, the slog sweep against the spinners... whenever he tries it in the reverse order, he gets out.... And may be every team came to know that he can play only two shots and are planning against the two shots... 2)Well, there isn't much anyone can do... With players like Shane Bond getting Injured its hard for them to perform at any level... And a match winner named Oram used to play well... but this guy is no-where near the old one who won a lot of matches for NZ.... But there are certain players who can play well in the team like Kane Williamson, McCullum Bros and Scott Styriss...... 3) Because they dont have the right spirit for winning matches.... The statistics doesn't show everything... They might actually make it to the finals this time... All the players in the squad are very much talented but they need to get it right as a team.... They need to believe in each other's abilities... Once again, dont take this badly... Juz my opinion in a little sarcastic manner...
tummalapalli
@tummalapalli (251)
• India
5 Feb 11
Hii Everyone, Please dont take anything in a wrong way... This is just a sarcastical comment.... Answers to your questions: 1) When did Ross Taylor become Mr Perfect... He knows only two shots to score runs, one the cut shot against pace and two, the slog sweep against the spinners... whenever he tries it in the reverse order, he gets out.... And may be every team came to know that he can play only two shots and are planning against the two shots... 2)Well, there isn't much anyone can do... With players like Shane Bond getting Injured its hard for them to perform at any level... And a match winner named Oram used to play well... but this guy is no-where near the old one who won a lot of matches for NZ.... But there are certain players who can play well in the team like Kane Williamson, McCullum Bros and Scott Styriss......
srijshm
@srijshm (1165)
• India
5 Feb 11
I did watch shehzad's innings & he was toying with the Kiwi bowling. His repeated scooping of franklin forced vettori to change fields against his wishes. Pak's inconsistency seems to be with inability to deal with instant money & fame. Most talents fizzle out due to change in work ethics & habits after sudden influx of money. Who can forget Aktar's infamous night outs?? Regarding the fitness, i do a very remarked improvement in both fitness levels & fielding standards of Pakisthan in recently concluded series. New-zealand does not have the reserve players. Thus they stick on with older players. Cricket does not pay well in New Zealand & thus not many youngsters take up cricket with interest.