Misbah- Ul- Haq To Lead Pakistan In Series Vs Bangladesh


Islamabad, Nov 21: Misbah-ul-Haq will lead Pakistan in the tour to Bangladesh starting later this month.Misbah is captain for the lone Twenty20 international at Mirpur on Nov. 29 and for the three-match limited-overs series starting Dec. 1, with selectors retaining all 16 playe.....
Islamabad, Nov 21: Misbah-ul-Haq will lead Pakistan in the tour to Bangladesh starting later this month.


Misbah is captain for the lone Twenty20 international at Mirpur on Nov. 29 and for the three-match limited-overs series starting Dec. 1, with selectors retaining all 16 players who helped Pakistan win the current ODI series against Sri Lanka.
Misbah remains in charge for two-test series which starts Dec. 9 at Chittagong.
Fast bowler Mohammad Talha replaced Wahab Riaz in the only change to the test squad from the team that defeated Sri Lanka 1-0 in the United Arab Emirates.


Pakistan leaves for Bangladesh from Abu Dhabi later this week after a T20 international against Sri Lanka.


Misbah seeks resumption of India -Pakistan matches



Abu Dhabi Nov 22: Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq on Tuesday hoped that his country and India could soon resume cricketing ties which was stalled after the Mumbai terrorists attacks in 2008.
"Of course, we'd like to play against India. India-Pakistan series are always important for both players and fans," he said ahead Pakistan's fifth and final ODI against Sri Lanka on Tuesday.
"It's always fun to play in a series between India and Pakistan. The interest is high, I hope it happens because for all fans and players it is a good occasion," he said.
Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Zaka Ashraf is due to meet his Indian counterpart N Srinivasan in Chennai early next month to discuss the possibility of resumption of bilateral series.
Both countries are slated to square off according to ICC Future Tours Programme but are hard pressed to find a slot because of India's hectic schedule.
Misbah said the current Pakistan team was more mature than the one which lost to India in the ODI World Cup semifinal in March.
"That World Cup team wasn't so different to this side, maybe one or two changes. That also had teamwork and commitment in it. But this team is more mature than before, we've won a few series since then and the confidence grows the more the you win.
"If these players stay together, then definitely we can get better. It looks more improved basically because it has more experience," he said


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