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Pakistan was eliminated for 198 in the second T20 at Old Trafford on Sunday and failed to take a wicket in England’s power play. It was then that Misbah’s expression of frustration was seen. The scene of him sitting with his hands on his head was repeatedly captured on camera.
There was also frustration with his gestures at different times during the game. He was seen coming out of the dressing room to give instructions. Commenters were also talking about Misbah’s behavior.
Inzamam believes that Misbah’s reaction as a coach will have a negative impact on the team. He highlighted that on his YouTube channel.
“During the fifth over of England’s innings, when Pakistan was bowling and scoring 40-45, the camera repeatedly showed Misbah. His hand was on his head. It seems like something bad has happened. Even then, it took them. 155-160 runs and the game could have gone for any team. “
Inzamam-ul-Haq
“But he was sending the message that the team had done something wrong. There could have been a proper discussion at the end of the match, but such a reaction during the match would have had a negative effect on the team.”
England won the match by five wickets, averaging the most runs against Pakistan. According to Inzamam, it is the job of those in the dressing room to give value to the team even in difficult situations.
“Whatever happens in the game, you just have to give a positive atmosphere from the dressing room. This is very important. We are the champions of the T20. If we lose this edition, it is cause for concern. “
Former Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur was also a bit disappointed and received complaints from cricketers, said Inzamam, the then Pakistan head coach.
“Mickey Arthur often reacts like this. Whenever he went to watch a series and talked to the players, they often complained that Arthur’s reaction had a negative effect on them.”
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