I know it’s early but pakistan need to have One captan instead changing the position every year. in 2007 the World Cup in West Indies, U.S and Canada Pakistan needs to be ready for every single team.
For me i have Three for the job:
Inzi(if still playing)
Youhanna
Afridi
if not inzi then Younis khan
we seriously lack a genuine leader.
For me it's too early to tell...but Youhanna seems to be a good candidate..
Afridi?!?! 
Ok. seriously. I respect your choice.
All of these guys are useless and have no leadership qualities. By 2007 some of the guys like Yaasir Hameed and Shoaib Malik will be better candidates, or maybe someone else will come along. Youth isn't always a drawback, Smith looks a born leader to me, what a fine captain he is, a century mile ahead of the experienced Inzi.
junaid zia !!
you never know maybe ur guess is rite
Re: Who Should Lead Pakistan In 2007?
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I know it's early but pakistan need to have One captan instead changing the position every year. in 2007 the World Cup in West Indies, U.S and Canada Pakistan needs to be ready for every single team.
For me i have Three for the job:
Inzi(if still playing)
Youhanna
Afridi
if not inzi then Younis khan
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i'll add shoib malik to that list
Afridi will have to change his name to come back in the team.
Add Abdul Razzaq to the list.
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Afridi will have to change his name to come back in the team.
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He will have to change a lot more than just that to come back into the team!
well to my list Shoaib Malik or Taufiq Umer will be there as captains..
Only coz of there confidence and commitment..
no matter how commited yoyo, younis or inzi and Razzaq are , they dont have any confidence.. Just see the taufiq gave interview after his innings at lahore, he was confidence and he was talking in good english..
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Smith looks a born leader to me, what a fine captain he is
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Bah :p
Fine captain who goes around using F word. Yea right.
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.... he was confidence and he was talking in good english..
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For crying out loud, speaking English is not criteria of being a leader. Fighting spirit, confidence, ability to utilise resources and leading from front are the requirements of leadership.
Well said. :k:
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well to my list Shoaib Malik or Taufiq Umer will be there as captains..
Only coz of there confidence and commitment..
no matter how commited yoyo, younis or inzi and Razzaq are , they dont have any confidence.. Just see the taufiq gave interview after his innings at lahore, he was confidence and he was talking in good english..
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Taufeeq and good english? He was just OK. And just your english aren't enuff to make you the captain for the whole team....
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you never know maybe ur guess is rite
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then i'll pray it isnt! :)
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For crying out loud, speaking English is not criteria of being a leader. Fighting spirit, confidence, ability to utilise resources and leading from front are the requirements of leadership.
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cofidence will come by time. offcourse speaking english aint the only criteria.. but this is Pakistan Cricket, you never know what will happened after 2-3 years. But to me Shoain Malik is a natural fighter..
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Taufeeq and good english? He was just OK. And just your english aren't enuff to make you the captain for the whole team....
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at least he was better than others.. and he is still new in the side, not like our other senior players.
Its no shame that they give comments in Urdu at the end of the day, its courtesy of Ramiz only. But still after spending such a long time in internaionl cricket, they should be able to speak to some extent..
any way, I agree that only speaking english aint the criteria...