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Is it the end of Sarfraz, Malik, and
Hafeez's career?
After
announcing Pakistan T20 and ODI squad that is against WI. Few big changes make
in this team like Hassan Ali, Imad Waseem, Hafeez, Sarfraz, and Malik are not
part of this force.
Now
the feeling is these experience players vanish their career in the Pakistan
team. Shoaib Malik, Hafeez, and former captain Sarfraz Ahmed PCB are looking to
away from these most senior players.
Pakistan
former captain Sarfraz Ahmed has been played 49 test matches, 116 ODI matches,
and 58 T20 matches and he made his debut match in November 2007 against India
at Jaipur when Kamran Akmal injured then Sarfraz replace him then he waited 3
years of his test profession and he played against Australia at Hobart.
Sarfraz
served a lot to Pakistan he won the U19 world cup against India in Srilanka.
And most big achievement he won Pakistan champion trophy on 18 June 2017
counter to India at England. After the world cup 2019, PCB removed Sarfraz
Ahmed from captaincy.
On
the other side, Shoaib Malik and Muhammad Hafeez have been dropped, Malik was
left against BAN 3RD T20 match because his son was ill and Hafeez is
playing T10, now looks like PCB does not want to chance more these players.
PCB
is moving on young players like Haider Ali and Abdulla Shafiq in the future
that’s a good sign for Pakistan cricket.
Smuggling of sugar, bread,
and gasoline is the cause of inflation, Prime Minister said, and emergency
steps should be taken
Prime Minister Imran Khan
has stated that C-Pac projects should be finished on time. The government
intends to carry out the C-Pac agreements. ‘Wheat, urea, sugar, flour, and
petrol smuggling, as well as money laundering, should be tackled immediately.
The Prime Minister,
speaking at a review meeting on Wednesday, warned that smuggling harms the
economy. The goal of the government’s actions is to bring relief to the common
man. Smuggling occurs when the prices of necessary commodities fluctuate.
Meanwhile, while promising
to finish the C-Pac projects on time, Imran Khan stressed the importance of
policy continuity for long-term initiatives that benefit the country.
On Wednesday, he conveyed
these thoughts while chairing a meeting on the status of the China-Pakistan
Economic Corridor projects.