The 46-year-old rued the missed chances in the field and believes that Pakistan need to quickly improve their catching. “We are disappointed because we were not able to captilise on the opportunities created. Our major issue and disappointment during this tour were the dropped chances, which ultimately affected the result of the series. We need to improve our fielding,” he said. Misbah added that the team management will analyse the mistakes made in the New Zealand series before finalising any changes for the upcoming home series against South Africa. “We have a home series coming up against South Africa, which will be good chance for us to restore our shattered confidence by playing good cricket. We will look at making changes according to the home conditions and the South African team. We may also consider top performers from the ongoing Quaid-e-Azam Trophy for the South African series,” he concluded.
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