Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram has picked as one of the favorites to win the Twenty20 World Cup starting next month in Sri Lanka.
Akram said that the Pakistan had the talent to win the tournament to be played from September 18 to October 7. "Pakistan are the favorite. Players like Imran Nazir and Abdur Razzaq have the ability to turn a match on its head and there is no reason why Pakistan can't do well. They also have a very good chance against Australia in the next round in the UAE, " said by Wasim Akram
However, the former left arm fast bowler batsmen also advised the team to adopt a more aggressive and positive after seeing them in their recent series in Sri Lanka.
"Sometimes I thought I was watching a Test match. Must maintain an unemployment rate of over 130 and a limit must be followed by singles to keep the scoreboard moving. Their focus should be more adventur if you want more success in this format, "he said.
Pakistan had reached the final of the inaugural Twenty20 World Cup in 2007 when they lost to India, but won the next edition in England in 2009.
Former All roundder also made it clear he has no intention or time to work on a full-time capacity as a coach with the national team.
"I am enjoying life and have to give time to my children. Between my commitments with the KKR and television commentary, I really do not have much time left for full time commitments," he said.
"But during a meeting with PCB official Intikhab Alam, informed him that I am available in November and want to hold a camp for young fast bowlers in Karachi. I am keenly interested to work with under-19 and Pakistan 'A' team players," he added.
Akram said that the Pakistan had the talent to win the tournament to be played from September 18 to October 7. "Pakistan are the favorite. Players like Imran Nazir and Abdur Razzaq have the ability to turn a match on its head and there is no reason why Pakistan can't do well. They also have a very good chance against Australia in the next round in the UAE, " said by Wasim Akram
However, the former left arm fast bowler batsmen also advised the team to adopt a more aggressive and positive after seeing them in their recent series in Sri Lanka.
"Sometimes I thought I was watching a Test match. Must maintain an unemployment rate of over 130 and a limit must be followed by singles to keep the scoreboard moving. Their focus should be more adventur if you want more success in this format, "he said.
Pakistan had reached the final of the inaugural Twenty20 World Cup in 2007 when they lost to India, but won the next edition in England in 2009.
Former All roundder also made it clear he has no intention or time to work on a full-time capacity as a coach with the national team.
"I am enjoying life and have to give time to my children. Between my commitments with the KKR and television commentary, I really do not have much time left for full time commitments," he said.
"But during a meeting with PCB official Intikhab Alam, informed him that I am available in November and want to hold a camp for young fast bowlers in Karachi. I am keenly interested to work with under-19 and Pakistan 'A' team players," he added.
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