The Men in Green side has been in decent form in the ODIs. After losing the home series against Bangladesh, they came back strong in the tri-series as they lost just one game and displayed their best cricket under the leadership of Shaheen Shah Afridi. However, the performance of some senior players has been called into question.
However, there has been no confirmation on the central contracts for the new players and also for the experienced players, who are already part of the contracts. The upcoming players bring in more energy and play aggressive cricket without any outside pressure. This has been the reason that Mike Hesson has been emphasising keeping the young players.
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“Expect a few of the experienced seniors to be dropped from the central contracts list this year,” the source said. “Hesson is keen that the youngsters who have shown potential and the ability to bring value to the dressing room and team must be rewarded and encouraged with good central contracts,” the source added.
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There will be some contracts that will be only for the red-ball or white-ball formats. The PCB has thus delayed announcing the new central contracts after the old contracts expired on July 31. Mohsin Naqvi and chief selector Aaqib Javed will look into the matter carefully with the ODI World Cup next year.
Pakistan will next be up against Sri Lanka in a two-match Test series. This is a crucial series despite the fact that they are at the bottom of the WTC table.
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