The Pakistan captain is against wholesale changes after New Zealand tour and has thrown his support behind Pakistan’s struggling bowling unit. “It is important to support the team during difficult times. I have full confidence in our bowlers and I am sure they will perform better in the coming series,” he said. “I have not met the new chief selector yet. We will decide the squad for the South African series after consultation with the team management and selectors,” he added. The 26-year-old also shared his opinion regarding left-arm pacer Mohammad Amir’s retirement from international cricket and the latter’s dip in bowling form. “Mohammad Amir was dropped as his performances were not up to the mark. If he regains his form and continues to perform, then selectors will definitely consider his return and talk to him,” he concluded.
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