okay, so you and Antum Alona say that discipline/punishment is the key to preventing these fights for captaincy. I understand that. but that still does not address why the Pak captaincy is so highly sought after. our board is a mess. one doesn’t need to be a rocket surgeon to figure that out. and it has damaged Pak cricket by too much ad hoc management and repeatedly bowing to player power.
but the question still remains, what comes with the captaincy that makes it so tempting to Pakistani players that they’re even willing to underperform to sabotage the captain at that time?
plus yeah you might see a player like Warne express his strong desire to captain his team in Australia. but then again the guy is an all-time great, was probably the best player in his team and that really says something considering how good that team was. but in Pakistan, everyone from Younis, Yousuf, Afridi, Malik, Razzaq, etc seem to think that they should be captain. and obviously some of these names are absolutely laughable in a captaincy role…
Everybody wants ‘power’ but without accountability, when team management is run on ad-hoc basis they can’t have accountability in place. Currently our captain is not as much accountable but has more power in deciding the team, also, who doesn’t love khalifa-giri
