The sensation of pace bowling has been there in Pakistan for ages. We have seen some spectacular pacers form our neighbour country. Not only in pace, Pakistan has developed a comadre of fast bowlers in every aspects of the game. Over the years, Pakistan has been providing new pace sensation in every decade.
Previously, we watched Waqar younis, Wasim akram, Imran khan and Shoaib Akhtar, now a new name is going to be added in this list seeing the future of this young lad. Multan pacer Ihsanullah who wants to take the wicket of Virat kohli and want to bowl faster than Umran Malik’s 157.
Talking to media Ihsanullah expressed his desire in upcoming years, his main goal is to play for Pakistan and bowl the fastest ball in history. The favourite wicket of Ihsanullah in PSL will be Jason roy and Babar azam. The performance and the confidence of players shows that the Pakistan cricket is in safe hands. The team management has to make a good call on the players.
Drama. Drama. Drama.
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Ihsanullah was born on 11 October 2002 in Arkot. In 2022 Ihsanullah made his debut for Multan sultan, making him one of the youngest to play the PSL. Pakistan has continued to produce talented pace bowlers in recent times. The major drawback for the Pakistan team is no bowler plays concistently for them kr the team management doesnt want them to plays.
Its an inside matter and seeing the World Cup is coming this year the have to focus on a better understanding. The Pakistan cricket team selection controversy refers to the ongoing debate and criticism over the selection process of the national cricket team of Pakistan.
The issue has been a topic of discussion among fans, experts, and former players who have raised concerns about the transparency and fairness of the selection process. One of the main issues is the alleged influence of the team management and senior players in the selection process.
Some critics have accused the team management of favoritism and nepotism, alleging that certain players are selected based on personal connections rather than merit. Another issue is the lack of consistency and transparency in the selection criteria. Fans and experts have called for clear and objective criteria for team selection, including performance in domestic cricket and fitness levels.
There have also been controversies over the exclusion of some high-profile players, including former captain Sarfaraz Ahmed and fast bowler Mohammad Amir, from the national team Some of the notable fast bowlers from Pakistan in recent years include: Shaheen Afridi – A left-arm fast bowler who has been a regular in the Pakistan team in all formats of the game since his debut in 2018.
