“The Test season hasn’t gone according to expectations,” Babar told a news conference after Pakistan narrowly avoided a third successive home series defeat. “It’s not an excuse but some of our players were unfit which disturbed our combination.” Their bowling unit particularly suffered. Pace spearhead Shaheen Afridi remains sidelined with a knee injury, while fellow quick Haris Rauf and Naseem Shah missed the bulk of the series against England with niggles.
The pitches used for the series against England and New Zealand also drew flak for being too batter-friendly and Babar said it did not help their cause either. “Of course there’s talk about the pitches, but conditions are different at every venue. “We give our input on pitches, but you get the pitches you get, and after that you have to execute your plans. You can’t just complain about losing a match because of pitches. “We prepared them according to our plans, but results didn’t go our way.”
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