Series of Dilemmas

How much further time they'll take to leave Pakistan Cricket? Right now when I am writing this thing, that too after hell of a days because of my mid-terms and finals during the period when Pakistan was playing its Cricket World Cup 2011 quarter-final game in Bangladesh, therefore had to take a break from this thing as after 4 weeks after that quarter-final match and 2 weeks after the final were my finals, anyways we were at change. Everyone in Pakistan is wobbling of a change, the walls of Karachi are coloured with slogans of change this and that, like we say in Urdu "Inqilab", meaning the same as former, but they (politicians) should take lessons and motivation from our beloved Chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board, who has been a brand ambassador of change himself in Pakistan's most favourite and loved sport. Instead of changing the state of domestic utilized cricket grounds, upgrading National Stadium for Cricket in Karachi and other international grounds in Pakistan, concentrating on grass-root level, he has been concentrating more on changing the skippers to satisfy his own league of bureaucratic friends, its upto them who they want to keep and who's not. It means that they only want those in their league who're "yes boss" sort of nature, those who defy this rule are being spanked out, like they did with recently knocked out Pakistani ODI skipper Shahid Afridi, just on the basis of argument on team selection with team coach Waqar Younis, if reports are to believed true, the things were under intense coating since the conclusion of South African tour to the Emirates ODI series. Mr. Chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board has not been able to produce a long-term or a five-year plan which he believes can apply into the Pakistan Cricket, the only thing which he applied was the legacy of changing the team and its skippers on the regular interval, making it difficult for the players to get-set, which is a basic requirement, else if the people on head do not change their ways of applying things and making not-so-difficult things into catastrophe, than I fear we as Pakistanis should say our prayers and should not foresee such situation where our cricketers like players of other sports in Pakistan making their voices heard that if not than they're willing to play for some other country, this is already starting of a catastrophe and if people on head do not act on it, than that time is very near where we'd be seeing Pakistani origins playing for teams in Jungle Green, Navy Blue, Golden Yellow, or even in Burnt Blue colours kits and our own national team deprived of them. Irony.... Peace... No offence... Truth always hard to digested...