The continuous poor performance of Pakistan cricket team has increased the concern of former captain Moin Khan. He believes that if the team’s performance continues to decline like this, then Pakistan can go far behind in world cricket. Moeen said that Pakistan is currently struggling in all formats, but the situation in Test cricket is more worrying. If this trend continues then people’s interest in Pakistan cricket may decrease and it may become difficult to get bilateral series with top teams in future.
Moin Khan has also raised questions on the way Pakistan Cricket Board i.e. PCB works. He said that due to frequent change of captain, coach and players in the team, stability has been lost. According to him, for any team to be successful, it is necessary to trust a captain, coach and players for a long time. Constant changes weaken the confidence of the players and also affect the performance of the team. He also described many decisions of the selectors as incomprehensible.
Questions on domestic cricket and team system
Moeen said that in the last few years, continuous changes have been made in Pakistan’s domestic cricket and national team. Due to this the players are not getting the right direction. He said that whenever there is a change in the chairman or management of the board, the policies related to cricket also change. Moeen also questioned the priorities of the current players. According to him, many players are focusing more on earning from league cricket instead of improving their technique and game. He said that playing for the country should be the first priority of every player.
Fast bowlers need to work harder
Moeen Khan also expressed concern over the decline in the level of Pakistan’s fast bowling. He said that bowlers will have to spend more time in the nets to improve their art. He recalled the experience of playing with legendary bowlers like Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis and Shoaib Akhtar. According to him, these players had worked hard for hours to improve their bowling. Moeen also advised his son Azam Khan to give importance to playing for Pakistan more than private leagues. According to him, being successful for the country is the biggest achievement of any player.