Bowling coach Waqar Younis wants Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to formulate a policy to stop players from abruptly dropping the test format, the ...
LAHORE: Bowling coach Waqar Younis wants Pakistan Cricket Board to formulate a policy to stop players from abruptly dropping the test format, the former captain said on Monday.
"If a star player suddenly leaves, or drops a format, it's a massive setback for the team. You're forced to fast-track rookies, which is a big problem and we faced it in absence of Amir and Wahab. Waqar felt Pakistan needed a bigger pool of fast bowlers to cope with the demand of limited-overs cricket and was optimistic he could help create one."The way cricket has expanded, having four-five fast bowlers is not enough," he said.
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