Pakistani squad for CWC 2015

Pakistani cricket team squad for upcoming Cricket World Cup in Australasia

#	Name	Age	Playing role	Batting		Bowling	World Cup appearances
1	Misbah-ul-Haq (captain),	40 years	Batsman	RHB	Middle Order	Leg Break	2011
2	Ahmed Shehzad,	23 years	Batsman	RHB	Opener	Leg Break	2011
3	Mohammad Hafeez,	34 years	Batsman	RHB	Opener	Banned from bowling/Off Spinner	2007, 2011
4	Sarfraz Ahmed,	27 years	Wicketkeeper	RHB	Late Middle Order	Not Applicable	Debut
5	Younis Khan,	37 years	Batsman	RHB	Middle Order	Medium Fast	2003, 2007, 2011
6	Haris Sohail,	25 years	All rounder	LHB	Late Middle Order	Slow Left Arm	Debut
7	Umar Akmal,	24 years	Batsman/Wicketkeeper	RHB	Middle Order	Not Applicable	2011
8	Sohaib Maqsood,	27 years	Batsman	RHB	Late Middle Order	Off Spinner	Debut
9	Shahid Afridi,	34 years	All rounder	RHB	Late Middle Order	Leg Spinner	1999, 2003, 2007, 2011
10	Yasir Shah,	28 years	Bowler	RHB	Tail	Leg Spinner	Debut
11	Mohammad Irfan,	32 years	Bowler	RHB	Tail	Left Arm Fast	Debut
12	Junaid Khan,	25 years	Bowler	RHB	Tail	Left Arm Fast	Debut
13	Ehsan Adil,	21 years	Bowler	RHB	Tail	Right Arm Fast Medium	Debut
14	Sohail Khan,	30 years	Bowler	RHB	Tail	Right Arm Fast	Debut
15	Wahab Riaz	29 years	Bowler	RHB	Tail	Left Arm Fast	2011
	Average Age	29 years

When I was compiling the statistics, it looks an inexperienced Cricket World Cup side, where 8 of our squad members are on debut in a Cricket World Cup clash. Plus I say, instead of Ehsan Adil we must have taken someone who can swing the ball both ways, because I must say guys like Junaid Khan and Muhammad Irfan IF proved pressure exerters, than Ehsan Adil may be proved as a pressure releaser for the opponent teams. As far as batting is concerned, I was shocked to see no Fawad Alam in the squad, since we required Fawad Alam in the team as a specialist left hand batsman who can bowl as well and can be agile in fielding since 60% 70% of the games are decided on the amount of fielding which saves the amount of runs, because at times those runs saved are the difference in won by the amount of runs. Without Fawad Alam, our late middle order is vulnerable in the hands of Sarfaraz Ahmed, Shahid Afridi and Haris Sohail, vulnerable in the sense that if (god forbids) one or two if fails than we don't have any sort of match finishers. While I was going through other teams, they have incorporated at least two match finishers, specialist math finishers I am talking about. Plus the conditions in AUS/NZ is way too different to be without an experienced campaigner, Sarfaraz and Haris Sohail are hard working guys but still their techniques are yet to be tested outside Asia, for that as a cover we could had taken Fawad Alam as a cover.