Why Misbah-ul-Haq Should Experiment With Pakistan’s Playing XI Against Bangladesh

Pakistan’s Test series against Bangladesh will commence from tomorrow and hence, here is a look at why Misbah-ul-Haq should experiment with Pakistan’s playing XI against Bangladesh.

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A Weak Bowling Attack

Bangladesh has a weak bowling attack and thus, Pakistan can afford to test its bench strength against an opponent that is struggling to settle down.

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England Tour Only A Few Months Away

The tough England tour is only a few months away. Therefore, it is absolutely imperative for Pakistan to know if those warming the bench are capable of replacing the out of form senior cricketers like Haris Sohail, Imran Khan Senior and Yasir Shah.

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Time To Test The All-rounders

As already mentioned Bangladesh has a weak bowling attack and hence, the time is right to may be see if one of the all-rounders (i.e. Bilal Asif and Faheem Ashraf) is good enough to bat at the number seven position. Also both Bilal and Faheem have a few questions to answer with regard to their performance with the ball at the Test level. The series then provided an ideal opportunity to selectors to experiment a little and see if the all-rounders have it in them to succeed in the format.

So, what do you say? Should Misbah-ul-Haq experiment with Pakistan’s Playing XI against Bangladesh.