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After a shameful defeat on his domestic soil in the T20 series against New Zealand, Pakistan also lost to the ODI series without resistance.
The second one -day defeat was Pakistan’s 12th consecutive one -day defeat in New Zealand. Man in Green has not won a one -day match or series in New Zealand since 2011
Both veteran and young players failed to handle New Zealand’s rapid attack on unknown conditions.
The Pakistani team struggled to defeat a weak New Zealand team because most of their first election players Williamson, Sentner, Rachen, Kanway, Ferguson, Philips, Henry, Jameson, Latham, Young, Sodhi are either engaged in the IPL or hurt.
In many cricket countries, the administration generally gives young players an opportunity to showcase their abilities in relatively less challenging conditions. For example, in the home series or against teams like Zimbabwe or Bangladesh, which is not known for rapid -speaking attacks of their high pressure, young batsmen are often provided with a platform for adapting and performing. These controlled terms help them gain confidence and experience without which they face global fast bowlers.
However, the point of view is often different in Pakistan. Young batsmen are often put in testing conditions, especially when the team is playing in a fast bool -friendly environment or against advanced bowling attacks. Initially, this intense exhibition could overcome these emerging abilities, resulting in poor performance. Despite their ability, the lack of proper upbringing leads to frustration and failure. Later, the selectors accuse them, and claim that they provided opportunities to these young players, though at this stage, the situation was very demanding for their development.
Need a balanced approach. Allowing young players to develop in less extreme conditions before testing against the best can lead to more permanent performances, which can ensure a strong and more confident future generation of cricketers in Pakistan.
New Zealand is famous for its difficult cricket conditions, which features its sharp, bonfire pitches and volatility. Although this country has permanently prepared some of the world’s best bowlers, it is also a test field for batsmen, especially for batsmen coming from the subcontinent. Pakistan, who, with its full cricketing heritage, often faces difficulties while visiting New Zealand.
In particular, young Pakistani batsmen seem to be the most struggling in these situations, which prevents them from flourishing with technical flaws and mental obstacles. This is a big question as to why Pakistani cricketers, especially young batsmen, have difficulty adjusting the situation in New Zealand and what can be done to eliminate this gap.
One of the main reasons for the Pakistani batsmen facing difficulties in New Zealand is the nature of the pitches. New Zealand’s wickets are known for their speed, bounce and consistency, they are all slowly remote, and the tracks are turning away that many Pakistani cricketers are accustomed to. Unlike the pitches of the subcontinent, which can be predicted more, New Zealand’s pitches often have a sharp bounce and is quite faster, making the batsmen more difficult to play their shots with confidence.
The challenge for Pakistani batsmen lies in adjusting their technique to counter these elements. On the wickets, batsmen often play late, and use their wrists to space the ball into space. However, on New Zealand’s wickets, the same technique can result in the balls slipping or in the street. Bounce and fast batsmen to play with more advanced and tough techniques, especially when dealing with the new ball. For many young Pakistani cricketers, who are still in the development stages of their career, it can be very much to adopt this difference.
Another reason for the Pakistani batsmen struggling in New Zealand is not to experience especially in challenging conditions in playing abroad. The cricketers of Pakistan have historically spent most of their time playing in domestic soil or in the subcontinent. Although visits to England, Australia and South Africa have provided some exhibitions to various conditions, New Zealand is often a rare destination for Pakistani teams.
New Zealand’s weather conditions are also notoriously unexpected. The batsmen will have to deal with the conditions where the ball is largely swinging in the early overs, and sudden changes in the season can affect the pitch and the condition of the ball. In the months of New Zealand’s summer, rain, cold temperatures, and cloudy sky are often happening, and in such situations the ball moves significantly, making life even more difficult for the batsmen who are not accustomed to such variations.
Pakistani batsmen, especially young people, often capture guards through a sharp swing and seam movement in New Zealand. The swing bowler in New Zealand is experts in exploiting the smallest indicators of movement in the air, which can show the ball non -refundable for batsmen who have not faced such conditions.
Psychologically, the pressure to perform in foreign conditions can lose a lot of weight on young cricketers. Pakistani batsmen often arrive in New Zealand with a sense of danger, knowing the history of previous failures by the subcontinent batsmen. The mental aspect of cricket is very important, and for young batsmen, the idea of failing in difficult situations can lead to hesitation in the choice of shot and lack of confidence. When the batsmen are under pressure, they turn to old, less efficient techniques or become defensive, which often leads to their fall.
The limited time of preparation for New Zealand visits is another factor that prevents Pakistani cricketers. Due to the strict schedule of international cricket, teams have a rare time to be in accordance with local conditions. A few days before the start of the series, cricketers of Pakistan arrive in New Zealand, which takes some time to adjust the pitch conditions, climate patterns and local bowling style. Tips for more comprehensive preparations, including domestic matches or training camps in New Zealand, can help young players adjust to the situation better.
Moreover, New Zealand’s domestic competition – Plunkett Shield – is quite different from Pakistan’s domestic cricket setup. This league could be invaluable to the local New Zealand bowlers and conditions. However, some Pakistani cricketers have the opportunity to participate in such competitions, and when they eventually step internationally, they make less preparations.
Pakistani batsmen successfully succeed in New Zealand. , There should be another strategic approach to both preparation and mentality. First of all, the emphasis should be given to training and getting adoraged before tours. Extension tours with high practice matches can help batsmen gain a single feeling for local conditions. Secondly, adding modern techniques such as playing a soft -handed ball and playing the ball later will be very important to ensure success.
There is a need to change the mindset. Young players have to give confidence to adopt and express themselves without the burden of fear. Coaching staff, mental conditioning, and leadership can help these players overcome psychological obstacles.
Although most of the focus on Pakistan’s struggle in the country is often focused on the performance of its batsmen, the country’s bowlers have also faced significant challenges, especially in the friendly conditions of the bowlers. The conditions that are traditionally in favor of the bowlers, such as people in New Zealand, England and South Africa, have often exposed the shortcomings of Pakistan’s sharp attack in recent years.
Pakistan is historically known for producing world -class fast bowlers, and in the subcontinent, their success has been well done. However, when the team travels with countries that are very entitled to the bowlers, Pakistani bowling attacks often fail to have the desired impact.
In places like New Zealand, where pitches offer swing and seam Movement, the Pakistani bowlers have struggled for a permanent trouble with the opposition. Although bowlers like Shaheen Shah Afridi and Naseem Shah are capable of improved in such situations, they often lack the consistency needed to exploit the situation to the extent.
A portion of this problem is in the absence of a challenge to foreign conditions, which prevents the bowlers’ ability to effectively adapt to their lengths and lines. In places like England and New Zealand, where swing and suture movement is very important, Pakistani bowlers often struggle with accuracy and require patience to succeed.
In addition, the performance is less due to stress mental fatigue and incapacity, even when conditions should have been conducive to their skill set.
The absence of a solid, permanent bowling plan, while overcoming raw speed means that Pakistan’s bowlers often fail to benefit the bowlers’ friendly conditions, resulting in failure to provide match -winning performances abroad.
The challenges facing Pakistani batsmen in New Zealand are important, but not unreasonable. A combination of various pitch conditions, lack of experience and mental stress creates a great storm of obstacles for young players. However, with better preparation, experience and mental flexibility, Pakistani batsmen can adjust to the world’s most difficult cricketing environment and develop the ness of success in success.
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