Cultural problem: why Pakistan is fighting in Odis according to Captain Mohammed Rizwan

Pakistan lost the final of the Tri-Nation series against New Zealand for five WICKETS at the National Stadium in Karachi. Currently, the team is going through an approximate phase, since they managed to win only one game in the TRI series, which went against South Africa.

With the Champions Trophy from next week, the host nation is not in good shape in the tournament.

Rizwan about Pakistan’s unpredictability

Previously, after his victory against South Africa, who assured his place in the Tri Nation series, Mohammad Rizwan, he went to Pakistan’s unpredictable performances during a press conference.

When asked about this inconsistency, he said towards the cultural problems that he cited that unpredictability is part of the Pakistan system. He proposed that the uncertainty observed in his cricket reflects his society, where young people tend to lack direction and clarity with respect to their future.

“The answer to this is very long because the unpredictability factor is mainly due to our culture. It has always been the case. Our children do not know what to do in life. “

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Unpredictability among all opponents

Rizwan explained even more by stating that Pakistan’s unpredictability is not limited to specific matches or opponents, since he has always been part of his Cricket, either against strong equipment such as Australia or lower rank sides such as Zimbabwe. He acknowledged that the team is making an effort, but emphasized that this inconsistency is not just a cryket problem rather, but that it comes from the general culture of the country, where even the future of a child is still uncertain.

“Then, if you look at our Cricket, whether Australia, Zimbabwe or even today, there has always been this unpredictability. It is a rarity that we win unilateral games. We are putting the efforts, but this is not the fault of our Cricket Solo, our culture has always been so. Even the future of our children is unpredictable. “

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