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The Pakistani Skipper Tends to Improves Players Skills

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Although Pakistani players have been playing really well in the ex matches, but still the Pakistani skipper, Misbah-ul-Haq desires them to fasten up their skills to meet up the upcoming challenges.

Pakistan’s captain, Misbah-ul-Haq, has reproach his batsmen to build up their strength and fix their flaws to the lead of the 1st Test match against Bangladesh, that will be held on December 9 at Chittagong.

The skipper, who was not satisfied with his team on their weak batting in the 3rd and final ODI played on December 6, wished to go for the 5-day game with a reliable line-up from top to bottom so that they turn away an awkward circumstances similar to in the earlier game.

At Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, the Pakistani cricketers could attain only 177 all out in 46.1 overs. No other batsman apart from Younis Khan, Misbah and Umar Akmal can make high scores. As end result, the bowlers had to put in effort with their backs to the wall to wrap up triumph from the jaws of the Bengali Tigers. Therefore the Pakistani cricket players ended up the series with a 3-0 whitewash.

Remembering the chaotic conflict of the 3rd One-Day match, Misbah said, "This was a tough game. But when there’s self-belief you manage to get through. Bangladesh had lost only one wicket when the lights went out and we were feeling a bit low. But our coaches assured us the game was not over and one more wicket would bring us back."

He continued saying, "Our bowlers did really well but we need to improve our batting."

Misbah has uttered alike analysis about the Bengali batters. "They are struggling in the batting department, especially on a pitch like this it is difficult for batsmen if they are short of confidence," stated the captain.

Under Misbah’s thorough control, the Cornered Tigers have had unbelievable successes. They have succeeded all the two-sided series played after the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011. The 37-year-old, who is in the dusk of his career, has 29 Test, 89 ODI and 36 T20I playoffs to his name.

The calm skipper is now enthusiastic to escort his side to succeed the 2-Test series as well so that they achieve strong confidence for their future mega series against England, starting from January 17 at the unbiased venues of the UAE where Pakistani players strike Sri Lanka previous month.

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<h1>The Pakistani Skipper Tends to Improves Players Skills</h1> Author: <a href='http://www.articleseen.com/profile_Zaira.aspx'>Zaira</a> Pakistan’s captain, Misbah-ul-Haq, has reproach his batsmen to build up their strength and fix their flaws to the lead of the 1st Test match against Bangladesh, that will be held on December 9 at Chittagong.

The skipper, who was not satisfied with his team on their weak batting in the 3rd and final ODI played on December 6, wished to go for the 5-day game with a reliable line-up from top to bottom so that they turn away an awkward circumstances similar to in the earlier game.

At Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, the Pakistani cricketers could attain only 177 all out in 46.1 overs. No other batsman apart from Younis Khan, Misbah and Umar Akmal can make high scores. As end result, the bowlers had to put in effort with their backs to the wall to wrap up triumph from the jaws of the Bengali Tigers. Therefore the Pakistani cricket players ended up the series with a 3-0 whitewash.

Remembering the chaotic conflict of the 3rd One-Day match, Misbah said, "This was a tough game. But when there’s self-belief you manage to get through. Bangladesh had lost only one wicket when the lights went out and we were feeling a bit low. But our coaches assured us the game was not over and one more wicket would bring us back."

He continued saying, "Our bowlers did really well but we need to improve our batting."

Misbah has uttered alike analysis about the Bengali batters. "They are struggling in the batting department, especially on a pitch like this it is difficult for batsmen if they are short of confidence," stated the captain.

Under Misbah’s thorough control, the Cornered Tigers have had unbelievable successes. They have succeeded all the two-sided series played after the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011. The 37-year-old, who is in the dusk of his career, has 29 Test, 89 ODI and 36 T20I playoffs to his name.

The calm skipper is now enthusiastic to escort his side to succeed the 2-Test series as well so that they achieve strong confidence for their future mega series against England, starting from January 17 at the unbiased venues of the UAE where Pakistani players strike Sri Lanka previous month.

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