Ramiz Raja unimpressed with Shaheen, Haris
Haris Rauf (Left), Ramiz Raja (center), and Shaheen Shah Afridi. — PCB/AFP/Twitter/File
Former Pakistani Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ramiz Raja on Thursday criticized the performance of fast bowlers Shaheen Afridi and Haris Rauf during the first ODI between Pakistan and New Zealand in Rawalpindi, which the team won in the country.
Shaheen and Haris took two goals in yesterday's match, taking 63 and 65 in 10 overs. tall bowler Raja said on his YouTube channel that he bowls well or makes a quick change and it's easy to get wickets when batters try their luck in T20s.
“The bowling in ODIs is different and I think he needs to increase his speed to get better.
"Overall his tempo has dropped, I'm not sure if his bowling tempo has dropped. For example writing 10-overs then 2-3 overs isn't that hard, I can understand, but overall I think his speed is what he needs
Talking about Shaheen's performance, former PCB president He said: "Shaheen Afridi also needs to increase her average to 136 and improve by a point or two when she throws the ball forward.
"Because [by playing] on a field like this, you need to know your bowling well since you know you won't be moving much. That's why you have to create a technique by changing the tempo, or pure tempo to be effective.
It was Zaman that led Pakistan to a 34-round win and then lost on a false shot.
Imam-ul-Haq (60 balls from 65) and Time for 124 on the first base of the 22nd innings thwarted New Zealand's attack on the flat Pindi Stadium field. When
Haq reached five limits and six limits in his 15th ODI 50, Pakistan was led by 90 laps and captain Babar Azam from Zaman after being sacked by spinner Ish Sodhi at the forefront of his race plan.
Azam beat walker Adam Milne by half a century when he caught Tom Latham behind the logs. Shot 46 quads and sixes.
Pakistan struggled when Shan Masood lost 12 balls and Ajah Salman seven, but Mohammad Ridzwan made sure that the risks weren't wasted with 42 hits on 34 balls. Hit the win line.
Shaheen and Haris took two goals in yesterday's match, taking 63 and 65 in 10 overs. tall bowler Raja said on his YouTube channel that he bowls well or makes a quick change and it's easy to get wickets when batters try their luck in T20s.
“The bowling in ODIs is different and I think he needs to increase his speed to get better.
"Overall his tempo has dropped, I'm not sure if his bowling tempo has dropped. For example writing 10-overs then 2-3 overs isn't that hard, I can understand, but overall I think his speed is what he needs
Talking about Shaheen's performance, former PCB president He said: "Shaheen Afridi also needs to increase her average to 136 and improve by a point or two when she throws the ball forward.
"Because [by playing] on a field like this, you need to know your bowling well since you know you won't be moving much. That's why you have to create a technique by changing the tempo, or pure tempo to be effective.
It was Zaman that led Pakistan to a 34-round win and then lost on a false shot.
Imam-ul-Haq (60 balls from 65) and Time for 124 on the first base of the 22nd innings thwarted New Zealand's attack on the flat Pindi Stadium field. When
Haq reached five limits and six limits in his 15th ODI 50, Pakistan was led by 90 laps and captain Babar Azam from Zaman after being sacked by spinner Ish Sodhi at the forefront of his race plan.
Azam beat walker Adam Milne by half a century when he caught Tom Latham behind the logs. Shot 46 quads and sixes.
Pakistan struggled when Shan Masood lost 12 balls and Ajah Salman seven, but Mohammad Ridzwan made sure that the risks weren't wasted with 42 hits on 34 balls. Hit the win line.
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