“If Hafeez keeps on playing like he did yesterday or does even better, demonstrates his form and fitness, then why should he be dumped?” Younis said in an online press conference today. “We often sideline players just on the basis of their age. The team should have a combination of juniors and seniors. But since now that we’ve lost, our lack of experience is being blamed,” he said as he accused critics of changing goal posts. Younus also threw his weight behind Shafiq, who failed miserably in the Test series. “A player such as Asad Shafiq should not be cut off. We should instead try and lift our experienced players,” he said. “We are working with Asad on his weak areas but during tours you can only tweak strategy. Strengthening technical areas require more time.”
The batting coach, who got the job prior to the England tour and, as of now, just for that tour, claimed credit for skipper Azhar finding form in the final Test. “It is very important to show players where they are making mistakes. We spotted Azhar Ali’s weakness by watching his videos. I worked on his top hand, which is why his bat got space needed to connect. It wasn’t a massive technical change. We just worked on his hands,” Younus explained. He also reserved special praise for wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan, saying: “After a long time I have seen a wicketkeeper-batsman play so well in England.”
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