Pakistani Cricket: Story of cricketers and Ishtihari Super Stars

byMurtaza Moiz •
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Respect to be given at right place

As I have been mentioning this again and again that there should be mechanism where Human Development Index should be quantified, as such matured youngsters have been seen, we are required to make them what they are instead of making us ourselves, repeating same mistakes which we did, this has been the direction we have been going on.

Technically sound

One thing which you might have missed but during initial times when Azan Awais came on the pitch, and was introduced with Nahid Rana (not Naheed Rana), he had faced a brutal bouncer on the helmet, had it been someone else, he would had hidden his deficiency as Awais was feeling slowed down, hence he immediately called for physio, else we had examples of Shaheens where he hide his injury so that he could be regular part of the national cricket team and flex on social media that he is premier fast bowler of the country, where premier fast bowler of the country isn't able to regain that 2021 T20 World Cup form, has turned into a T20 player, because his stamina right now lasts four overs, whereas 37 years old Mohammad Abbas is more wit and fit than him, these players only play for social media, as I have been going through social media, where those who started watching cricket teaching us what cricket really looks like according to them,

Conclusion

Again, there should be a mechanism for looking into such social media "Kasheef"'s because let's be honest, it is an open space, everybody has the right to say his or her heart out, but should it be allowed on the level of manipulation? I am none, but at least such rash circumstances which couldn't be curtailed later shouldn't be initiated at first place.

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Murtaza Moiz

Cricket is not just a game of runs and wickets — it’s a game of decisions, narratives, and overlooked details. I analyze matches with a critical lens, challenging conventional commentary and uncovering what truly shapes outcomes.

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