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Fazeer's Focus
In his latest blog for PakPassion.net, Fazeer writes about the West Indies' preparations for the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup, explains why he does not think that the side lead by Nicholas Pooran is likely to come out victorious and feels that India due to the sheer talent at their disposal have a strong chance of winning the tournament.
In his latest blog for PakPassion.net, Fazeer writes about his expectations from the newly appointed West Indies white-ball captain Nicholas Pooran, questions the commitment of players like Evin Lewis who is not included in the squad to tour Pakistan due to a lack of fitness and explains why the duration of the current edition of the Indian Premier League is too long for his liking.
In his latest blog for PakPassion.net, Fazeer Mohammed writes about the reasons behind the West Indies' failure to defend their ICC T20 World Cup title, questions the inclusions of Dwayne Bravo and an ageing Chris Gayle for the T20 World Cup and explains why he feels that no lessons have been learnt by the CWI from their side's recent abysmal failures.
In his latest hard-hitting blog for PakPassion.net, Fazeer Mohammed explains why Pakistan, despite their protestations due to cancellations of tours by New Zealand and England, will find no sympathy for their cause amongst the cricketing world and even dominating world cricket will not bring any relief due to the climate of fear and prejudice which exists at the moment.
Fazeer Mohammed in his latest blog for PakPassion.net writes about the disappointing performances by the West Indies in the short 2-match series against South Africa, explains why any predictions count for little whenever Pakistan and West Indies meet in a series and hopes that the appointment of Darren Sammy as an independent non-member director of Cricket West Indies will bring positive change for cricket in the region.
