If fast bowler had a problem with Waqar, Misbah, he would have approached the PCB, the team will be in difficulties in the absence of Babar Azam, Former chief selector
Former national team captain and chief selector Inzamam-ul-Haq has said that the decision of fast bowler Mohammad Amir to retire is not correct. In the absence of Babar Azam in the first Test against New Zealand, the national team will face difficulties. Talking to media after cutting a cake at a Christmas party in Lahore, 50-year-old Inzamam-ul-Haq said that national batsmen have to try to stay on the wicket, if they try to score runs fast, there may be a loss. The good performance of the team will have increased the confidence of the players, the New Zealand team gives tough time in their conditions, the national team will have to work hard to win, I pray to God that the team performs well.
Inzamam-ul-Haq further said that he wishes good luck to Mohammad Rizwan as a captain, I pray that he will captain well in the first Test, Mohammad Rizwan should take advantage of the experience of domestic cricket to captain. Asked about fast bowler Mohammad Amir’s sudden decision to retire from international cricket, Inzamam-ul-Haq said the fast bowler’s decision to retire was not a good one. Should have been contacted, if the PCB did not listen to them then they would have made such a decision.
Inzamam-ul-Haq said that such incidents should not happen in Pakistan cricket, players who have served the country should not leave such cricket, only Waqar Younis does not have the authority to remove any player from the team but head coach Misbah. Al-Haq and other members of the team management are also present. A year ago, when Mohammad Amir announced his retirement from Test cricket, he continued to play T20 and ODI cricket. There is another reason behind his retirement. I think the PCB should think, I don’t think the cricket board has a double standard about a cricketer.
