“Let’s copy this thing from India…” What is Pakistan Cricket Board planning to steal from Team India!

Basit Ali says that India’s domestic structure is focused on strengthening the roots of Test cricket, hence their players are succeeding in Test cricket. Pakistan Cricket Team. (Image Source: Getty Images) The Pakistan team is near its downfall. They performed very shamefully in the ODI World Cup 2023, T20 World Cup 2024. After that, they lost the match against Bangladesh on home soil. They are facing criticism from the people of their own country for playing such shameful cricket. Many former cricketers are also included in this list. After losing the series against Bangladesh, PCB is very upset, so they have given a statement that they will organize a domestic tournament. Through this tournament, they are going to groom some talented players so that they can play better than the old players and take their place. Basit Ali gave this suggestion to PCB Meanwhile, former Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali has suggested the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to adopt the Indian model for the structure of domestic cricket. He stressed that in recent times, India has produced many excellent players through its domestic structure. Basit Ali says that the Governing Council had earlier tried to adopt the systems of England, Australia and New Zealand, but they were not successful. That is why now the Indian system should be tried. “After the Test series there will be a one-day tournament called Champions Cup. Pakistan has copied the systems of England, Australia and New Zealand. India is right next to us, please copy their system too. Copying also requires intelligence. Just copy what India is doing. Duleep Trophy is about to start. Is it a T20 or ODI tournament? No, it is a four-day tournament. They have focused on making their base strong, that is why they are so successful.” Ali clearly states that India’s domestic structure is focused on strengthening the roots of Test cricket, hence their players are succeeding in Test cricket. Pakistan too must change its strategy and prioritise Test cricket for long-term success.

KKR vs MI: Varun Chakraborty had made special planning to take Rohit’s wicket, himself made a big revelation

KKR won against Mumbai by 18 runs. Kolkata Knight Riders vs Mumbai Indians (Image Credit- Twitter The 60th match of the IPL was played yesterday on 11 May between Kolkata Knight Riders and Mumbai Indians (KKR vs MI). In this match played at Eden Gardens ground, KKR defeated Mumbai by 18 runs. So in the same match, KKR bowler Varun Chakraborty had made a special plan to dismiss Mumbai opener and former captain Rohit Sharma. Let us tell you that Varun had Rohit Sharma caught out by Sunil Narayan on a brilliant ball. Rohit was out in the match after scoring only 19 runs in 24 balls. Also, in the earlier matches also, Rohit did not perform well with the bat. Varun had made special planning to get Rohit out. Let us tell you that after the end of the match between Kolkata Knight Riders vs Mumbai Indians, Varun was quoted as saying by India Today – After taking this wicket, the celebration was coming out, because I had not taken the wicket of Rohit Bhai before. The wicket was really helping and I was able to take advantage of it. The plan was to bowl him (Rohit) across the line. I had made this plan and it proved successful. Varun further said- Narayan and I talk to each other about bowling. We are both tactically different, but technically the same. Narayan bowls with the front of the hand and I bowl with the back of the hand. We keep talking about where we can improve. Eden Gardens ground is quite small. I am bowling the same as before and now I am getting results. On the other hand, if we give you information about Varun’s performance in the match, he took 2 wickets for 17 runs in 4 overs. Also, after winning the match, KKR has secured a place in the race for the playoffs of the ongoing season.

PCB’s bullying, Pakistan wants to match IPL, is planning something like this

IPL and PSL trophy. (Photo Source: IPL/BCCI and Twitter) The 10th season of Pakistan Super League is going to see a change in the schedule compared to the previous editions. Since the tournament’s inception in 2016, the tournament has been held in February and March, but 2020 and 2021 were the seasons where the tournament was played at different times due to the Corona pandemic. But when PSL will be played next year, it will clash with IPL. Actually, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to advance its T-20 league PSL a little. IPL is organized in April-May. Pakistan is also planning something similar, because in 2025, Pakistan has to host the ICC Champions Trophy, which can be played in February-March. This is the reason why Pakistan is being forced to advance its T-20 league a bit. The 10th season of PSL can be organized from April 7 to May 20. Although the full schedule for the Pakistan-hosted ICC Champions Trophy 2025 has not been announced, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) recently held a meeting with stakeholders from six franchises to discuss the PSL 10 window. It was decided that this tournament will be played between 7 April and 20 May. According to the report of ESPNcricinfo, if permission is granted, PSL 2025 will be organized in April-May. Apart from this, PCB has also planned to make this change that the PSL playoff matches will be played at neutral venues, in which the matches can be played in England. Franchises may be allowed to spend money in addition to the salary cap on their marquee players. Some teams are accepting this plan. In such a situation, there is a possibility that these changes may be seen in PSL from the next season. If this happens, it will cause difficulty for foreign players who play in both the leagues. These include dozens of cricketers. It will be difficult for them to choose one league between PSL and IPL. However, it is expected that most players will choose the Indian Premier League over the Pakistan Super League.

Sarfaraz Ahmed is very worried about his future in cricket, is planning to leave Pakistan

According to Cricket Pakistan, Sarfaraz was feeling uncertain and depressed about his future and decided to leave Pakistan and move to London. Apart from the Test series in Australia, Sarfaraz also failed to perform well in the two Test matches in Sri Lanka last year. There he was successful in scoring 17, 1 and 14* runs in his three innings. However, the 36-year-old performed brilliantly with the bat during the home Test series against New Zealand 12 months ago. He scored 335 runs in four innings at an average of 83.75, which included one century and three half-centuries, during his comeback series. Now Sarfaraz Ahmed can be seen playing in county cricket Meanwhile, there is also news that Sarfaraz is now likely to follow the footsteps of Cheteshwar Pujara and play in the County Championship. He has previously represented Yorkshire in county cricket. Sarfaraz Ahmed will be in action in the upcoming edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL), where he will represent Quetta Gladiators. The star batsman has scored 1503 runs in 68 innings at a strike rate of 123.80, which includes seven half-centuries in the T20 tournament. Quetta will start their 2024 PSL campaign against Peshawar Zalmi at the Gaddafi Stadium on February 18. Overall, Sarfaraz has represented Pakistan in 54 Tests, 117 ODIs and 61 T20Is, scoring 6,164 runs with the help of six centuries and 35 fifties. He has led the Men in Green to victory in the 2006 U19 World Cup and 2017 Champions Trophy victories.