Before every match of Pakistan cricket team, big fan of them used to ask me a question: “Who Played for Pakistan today?”. His question always made to think whether he was questioning about who participated in the match or who showed performance in the match.
The question is an obstacle to knowledge in my opinion as only an 11-member team can be told. Who played for Pakistan is known after the match… My suggestion is to change the question now to who will play for Pakistan… That’s how it happens.
What is linked to the weather in Karachi in the choice of clothes is also linked to the captain of the Pakistan cricket team… That is, whoever is made the captain, it seems like a wrong choice after one series.
Then on the one hand, the sorrow of the poor performance of the Pakistan team, on the other hand, the presence of indiscriminate spotters in cricket like in every field… After the first match, when I criticized Rizwan’s defensive approach, Sunil Gavaskar’s sneezes a couple of times advised me to understand cricket first. They advise with such confidence that even those who don’t want to have to look at the profile have to see two reactions per post, one of which is from the person giving the advice and the other is from their own fake idea, i.e. I am and I am with me too…
As a nation, we consistently believe in being “shy”. Apart from this, we are supporters of unexpected results or miracles in every matter. After failing in a dozen matches and losing two or three series, if a good innings comes, then the fan club and I start to get angry.
I was mentioned on a post where a player’s spotter was making indiscriminate defensive comments. Fed up with the spotter’s unreasonable comments, the gentleman said, “I am going to argue with someone.” Since I was mentioned, I addressed the gentleman and wrote, “Kanimari Gul, who should I ignore?”
