By Muhammad Asif Khan
KARACHI: The former coach of
the Pakistan Cricket team, Mohsin Hassan Khan is full of praise for the
green-shirts on back to back victories in the Asia Cup, however he has not been
able to figure out the reason behind the sudden slump in the team’s performance
after the historic Test whitewash against England. “The performance of the team is on the up
since last 18 months or so, but what happened to the players after the test
whitewash against England
is still a mystery for me”, said Mohsin Khan while talking to this
correspondent for News One TV.
Mohsin Khan, a former right-handed opening batsman, was
appointed chief selector in March 2010 and later, after Waqar Younis’s
resignation, was given the role of an interim coach. After the series against England in the
U.A.E, the Pakistan Cricket Board replaced Mohsin Khan with Dev Whatmore.
“The players are gaining the lost touch in the Asia Cup,
which is a good sign, however still a lot to be done. All in all every player
should realise his responsibility and continue with the fighting spirit and
killer instinct which was their forte not long ago”, concludes Mohsin Khan, the
right-handed opening batsman who has played 48 test matches for Pakistan.
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