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Writing in his latest blog for PakPassion.net, former Pakistan fast-bowler Mohammad Zahid explains why Pakistan's Test batsmen are ill-equipped for the ongoing tour of South Africa, the problem of a lack of good opening batsmen for Pakistan, why Asad Shafiq needs to be replaced for the second Test, unnecessary pressure on Sarfaraz Ahmed to step down as captain, importance of Mohammad Abbas to the visitor's bowling attack and Pakistan's chances of victory in the remaining two Test matches.
In his latest blog for PakPassion.net, former Pakistan paceman Mohammad Zahid writes on a variety of topics including Pakistan's chances of success in the upcoming Asia Cup, why Pakistan needs to move on from Mohammad Hafeez, Fakhar Zaman as a potential Test player, Pakistan's performance in England in Tests and why change is necessary at the PCB in light of Imran Khan's appointment as the Prime Minister of Pakistan.
In his latest blog for PakPassion.net, Mohammad Zahid writes about the challenges that lie ahead for Pakistan batsmen in the upcoming Test series against Ireland and England, Fawad Alam's exclusion from the touring squad, how Mickey Arthur has instilled unity into the Pakistan side and why James Anderson's bowling skills at home could make life a misery for the Pakistani batsmen.
Writing in his exclusive blog for PakPassion.net, Mohammad Zahid airs his concerns at the spate of injuries to Pakistan fast-bowlers as headlined by Usman Khan Shinwari, discusses the phenomenal improvement in Pakistan's limited-overs fortunes, Hasan Ali as an example for other fast-bowlers, and expresses his surprise at Mohammad Hafeez's suspension from international cricket whilst being allowed to bowl in domestic tournaments.
In his latest blog on PakPassion.net, former Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Zahid writes about Pakistan's fantastic victory in the Champions Trophy with the help of some talented youngsters, why Umar Akmal is no longer needed in the team, what the future holds for the likes of Shoaib Malik and Mohammad Hafeez, and the beneficial role of the PSL in terms of the development of young talent.
Writing in his latest blog for PakPassion.net, Mohammad Zahid examines the issues related to the ongoing PSL corruption scandal, the poor state of domestic cricket in Pakistan, how PCB can learn from the manner in which Cricket Australia looks after their fast-bowlers and why Pakistan must move on from Umar Akmal.
