The legendary pacer also backed young fast-bowler Naseem Shah despite a below-par New Zealand tour. “Naseem Shah has performed well at home and has also taken a hat-trick. He is learning fast. Other bowlers have also had massive improvements despite the epidemic,” he said. “We try to prepare the players for the tough circumstances of Test cricket but the conditions did not allow us to fully prepare them,” he added. He also opened up about yesterday’s cricket committee meeting regarding the team’s performance. Talking to the Cricket Committee was reassuring. The former cricketers asked great questions and we discussed all matters related to cricket. These meetings should be a constant feature. I have been under pressure all my life,” he said.
The former pacer revealed that he was saddened by the way fast-bowler Mohammad Amir left international cricket. “I was one of those individuals that was in favour of Mohammad Amir’s comeback into the side. Now the situation is saddening. If you aren’t in form, than you try to come back into it. I was saddened with the way Amir left cricket,” he concluded.
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