Zaheer http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Abbas-c41488 claims to change Pakistan’s batting fortunes – Cricket News Update
http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Syed-Zaheer-Abbas-Kirmani-c92392, the former Pakistan captain, has vowed to solve the national team’s batting problems, if he is given an opportunity to prove his worth as a batting coach by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
The PCB is currently seeking a batting coach, with the legendary cricketer emerging as one of the favourites for the job.
Over the last few years, the Green Shirts have struggled in the batting department, which has the tendency to collapse under pressure, especially while chasing targets.
Pakistan’s upcoming tour of South Africa is going to test their batting abilities, as the pitches there are heavily in favour of fast bowling, offering additional pace and bounce. On top of that, the Proteas have one of the best bowling attacks of the world,
in the presence of http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Chris-Taylor-c1253 up against a vulnerable batting line-up.
The officials are trying their level best to find an appropriate mentor for the batsmen ahead of a difficult tour and according to some media reports, Zaheer is the most likely to take up the role with the Green Shirts.
The former cricketer from Karachi, who is known as the ‘Asian Bradman’, worked with the Sialkot Stallions as their manager during the Champions League T20 2012, in http://www.senore.com/Cricket/South-Africa-c757.
While talking to the reporters, Abbas expressed that he closely observed the skills of the youngsters.
He said, “If given a chance by PCB, I will solve the problems with the help of my experience. I opted to work as manager to http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Sialkot-c842 Stallions to understand the new improvements in batting techniques of 20 over cricket.”
Abbas believes that http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Pakistan-c755 have struggled to consistently deliver the goods with the bat recently but there is no dearth of talented players in the country, who can do wonders with some able guidance. The former captain further added that he will work
in harmony with the head-coach.
“Watmore will do his work and I will do mine,” Zaheer expressed. “There is no lack of good batsmen in Pakistan - we just need to fine tune them.”
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