Inzamam !!! Please Don’t Come Back
Because you have destroyed the cricket in Pakistan. The loss which you have inflicted on Pakistan’s cricket in specific and to Pakistan’s image in general will be very hard to repair and would take lots of time.
You may be a great batsman in past and captured victories in some matches at your own, but nation has given you lots of regard and reward for that. With your authoritarian, dumb, stubborn and foolish approach you have pushed the squad in a very abysmal chasm.
Please enough is enough. Please don’t you come back and if you want to do anything useful for Pakistan cricket, just take Younis Khan, Kamran Akmal, Rana Naved, Hafeez and Shahid Afridi with you.
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March 28th, 2007 10:09 GMT
I am not in the favour of Inzi being a team member or Team Captain. But what is our behaviour is:
We always slam the person who is off the scene, but when he is in the scene we always praise.
Last month Managing Director of our company was transfered to other same business. When he was here every body praised him, but when he is no nore here from very next day people started to talk about him that he was this, he was that. . !
If a person is not doing good he should be accounted for at the right time when he is responsible, when he is not how can we blame him. It is a misdeed on our part also, When our behaviours will change to more practicle side???
March 28th, 2007 10:10 GMT
He was a great batsman, saved Pakistan from a shameful defeat in Multan from Bangladesh, but coudnt save team from Ireland in West Indies.
That was the problem with him. He was the player of dead wickets and captain of dead decisions.
March 28th, 2007 15:02 GMT
@ farid: As far as I remember, I have never been a fan of Inzi’s captaincy, but yes I have relished his batting in the past.
Its practical to speak out your heart out when your your passion source makes you suffer.
@ Rumta: Can’t agree more with you.
March 29th, 2007 11:32 GMT
A total re-shuffle is inevitable.
April 2nd, 2007 14:50 GMT
and dont shed the tears of crocodile and stop lashing at media.
June 28th, 2007 05:18 GMT
I can’t believe that you guys are so fed up of Inzi Bhai. Anyways, I am not his very great fan. No Problem at all to me !!!
You didn’t mention Shoaib Akhtar. Is it just a mistake? or you don’t see anything wrong with Shoaib.