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CriC TalKPakistan’s white-ball head coach Gary Kirsten on Monday, acknowledged that their pace duo of Shaheen Shah Afridi and Naseem Shah are under immense workload.
Kirsten, while commentating on Monday’s Champions One-Day Cup, shared an alarming insight regarding ace pacer Afridi, who according to him, bowled three times more than any other pacer in the world.
Gary Kirsten, the white ball head coach of Pakistan, recently highlighted the concerning workload on the pace duo of Shaheen Shah Afridi and Naseem Shah. During the Champions One-Day Cup, Kirsten expressed worry about Afridi's workload, stating that he has bowled significantly more overs than any other fast bowler globally. The pressure on fast bowlers like Afridi and Shah to perform consistently
with Shaheen Afridi notably standing out for his exceptional workload over the past 18 months. The coach's concern about potentially wearing down Afridi due to his extensive bowling spells is valid,
Shaheen Afridi and Naseem Shah's integral roles in the Pakistan team across different formats underscore their importance and the heavy .The consistent presence of Afridi and Shah in the national team reflects their talent and reliability as key resources for Pakistan's. overs than any other fast bowler globally raises alarms about the risk of overexertion and potential burnout. It is crucial for the team management to prioritize the well-being and longevity of these talented bowlers by implementing strategic workload management strategies.
❣️Sayed -GeeBBsàid ❣️Sep 16, 2024
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CriC TalKDUBAI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Wednesday, released a new economic report regarding the Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023, stating that the tournament generated a massive boost to the economy of India.
The ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 Economic Impact Assessment, conducted by Nielsen revealed that the 10-team tournament held in October-November last year was the biggest edition of the ODI World Cup.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) recently released an economic report on the Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023, highlighting the substantial boost to India's economy. The tournament, held in October-November last year, injected a massive USD 1.39 billion. into the Indian economy. This assessment, conducted by Nielsen, emphasized the economic prowess of cricket.With a record-breaking attendance of 1.25 million fans, of which 75% were new to attending a 50-over Men’s World Cup.Moreover the report indicated that 55% of foreign spectators had visited India previously, but the World Cup 2023 attracted a notable increase, with 19% of attendees visiting the country for the first time.
❣️Sayed -GeeBBsàid ❣️Sep 11, 2024
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