Women team ke police officer ki bator manager tayinaati

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00:00Mr. Shahid, to be honest, it's a very surprising thing.

00:04Of course, the cricket board's chairman doesn't have that kind of experience.

00:09But he's the chairman.

00:12Apart from that, there are a lot of decisions that we are very concerned about.

00:17Is this the same in your opinion?

00:21No, it's not that surprising in my opinion.

00:23There have been a lot of surprising decisions in the Pakistan Cricket Board.

00:27The role of a manager is administrative.

00:30It has nothing to do with cricket.

00:32There are two types of managers on the team's tours.

00:35One is a cricket manager and the other is an administrative manager.

00:37If they are made an administrative manager, then it's fine.

00:41If they are a CSS officer or a police officer,

00:43they will have to do with security.

00:45How is the security of the team?

00:48Is the player going out?

00:49Is there a breach of discipline?

00:51So, it's fine if they are made an administrative manager.

00:56There's nothing to be surprised about.

00:57So, there's no clarity about what kind of a manager he is?

01:01We will have to give clarity that he is an administrative manager.

01:05He will also look after security.

01:07When she went to England, she was on that tour as well.

01:11She was responsible for security.

01:13There are a lot of other things that are surprising.

01:16I am not surprised about this.

01:17So, you are not surprised.

01:19What else are you surprised about?

01:21Tell us.

01:23Let's do it today.

01:24The situation of Pakistan Cricket is that everyone is surprised.

01:29Who is running it? Who is doing what?

01:31All these things are surprising.

01:33The Pakistan Cricket Board has taken the responsibility

01:37to make the women's cricket team better.

01:40So, there is a measure on that.

01:42We have changed the coaching staff.

01:43We have brought Mohd. Waseem for just one tournament.

01:46But we are also saying that we will bring a foreign coach

01:50for the Pakistan women's team.

01:51Because a lot of money is spent on it.

01:53And we are not seeing any improvement in the Pakistan women's team.

01:56I wanted to ask one more thing.

01:59The Cricket World Cup.

02:01Yes.

02:01I said that two teams could have won this tournament.

02:05Either South Africa or Pakistan.

02:07And South Africa proved in the end that they won the World Cup.

02:11The way Klaasen got 29 runs on 29 balls in the World Cup.

02:16They did a great batting.

02:17But in the end, we saw that 16 runs were left on 6 balls.

02:22What happened at the end of the match?

02:25What wrong shots were played?

02:27Bumrah is obviously an exceptional bowler.

02:29But apart from Bumrah, Ashdeep, who is the top wicket-taker of the tournament.

02:35And Pandya.

02:36Was their bowling so dangerous?

02:37Or was the South African team's defensive mindset too much?

02:42Ashfaq, they play IPL.

02:44IPL is the biggest league in the world.

02:46There are a lot of situations like this.

02:48They have to save 4 runs in the last over.

02:50And make 15 runs in the last over.

02:52So they have a very good practice for this.

02:54And they do scenario-based practice.

02:58So in the last 3 overs, South Africa had won the match.

03:03But the way Bumrah did the over.

03:05And the way Ashdeep did the next over.

03:07He took the last over to 16 runs.

03:10And in his first game, David Miller hit a very good shot.

03:14There was a slight effect.

03:15His pictures are coming up.

03:16That he hit his leg and didn't hit his leg.

03:19So the people who are jealous.

03:21The people who are against South Africa are putting up posters.

03:23Where are they from?

03:26Most of them are from South Africa.

03:29No one will put up a poster like this.

03:31And there are some Pakistanis who are jealous.

03:33They must be thinking, why did he win?

03:35So when the umpire saw it on the spot.

03:38And he saw it many times.

03:39I think he should have seen it a little more.

03:42So he decided then that he didn't hit his leg.

03:44And it was a fair catch.

03:45And he should have seen the boundary cushion.

03:47I mean, the most important thing was.

03:51That it was visible.

03:52You can tell better, of course.

03:54That the cushion, the line, the rope that used to be there.

03:58It was moved back.

04:00The boundary that was there a long time ago.

04:02He had to put it up.

04:04He must have thought, it's the last over.

04:06He threw a little over.

04:07Let's finish this.

04:08He didn't put the boundary cushion in the right place.

04:11Because of which, there is a little tension.

04:13Now, it's gone.

04:15It's gone.

04:16It's over.

04:16Now, nothing can be done.

04:18There is no tradition.

04:19Yes.

04:20Absolutely.

04:21But we saw Miller's video.

04:23He was looking very sad.

04:26So, in such a situation, can a batsman also challenge under DRS?

04:33And South Africa should have done it?

04:36They stood up a little bit.

04:38They showed a little hesitation.

04:41That no, I'm not out.

04:42We should see.

04:43Ampaan, as a third man, saw it from different angles.

04:47Press a little more.

04:49There might be a reason.

04:50Who was the TV umpire?

04:52The TV umpire was Richard Cattleborough.

04:54Okay.

04:56Do you know him?

04:58I wanted to know if he was an Indian.

05:01So that we can find a new conspiracy.

05:03If India and South Africa have a match,

05:05there will be no Indian or South African umpire.

05:08It will be neutral.

05:08That's it.

05:09Thank you for saying that, Shahid sir.

05:11Overall, Shahid sir, if we look at the World Cup,

05:15we discussed the pitches,

05:18the conditions at the American stadium,

05:23and the arrangements.

05:26Was the tournament as usual?

05:32Was there a lot of excitement?

05:33Or was there a lot of disappointment?

05:37There was a lot of excitement.

05:39Who will win?

05:40There are so many teams.

05:41It's happening for the first time in America.

05:43But there were a lot of problems with the pitches and logistics.

05:48The teams, the commentators and the ICC people

05:51go on chartered flights.

05:53But the fans were worried about going from one island to another.

05:58$1300 from one place to another,

06:01which is hardly $130 in the West Indies.

06:04So they increased the money by 10 times.

06:06And because of the flight delay,

06:08the teams and the players had to suffer a lot.

06:11So, overall, out of the nine World Cups,

06:14this was the worst World Cup of T20.

06:17One more thing.

06:18Tell me, the way we saw in the World Cup,

06:23could there have been a better send-off

06:26for Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma

06:28towards the end of their T20 career?

06:31You see, Kohli did not perform in any of the matches.

06:35His highest score was 37.

06:36But after that, in the last match, the way he performed,

06:39Rohit Sharma, the way he played in the tournament,

06:42don't you think he couldn't have achieved anything better?

06:47That's right.

06:49Kohli scored 75 runs in the entire tournament.

06:51And in the final match, he scored 76 runs.

06:54He scored more runs than the entire tournament.

06:56And Rohit Sharma, who was the captain,

06:58good captains forget when they need 26 runs in a 4-over

07:02and bat like Klasen.

07:04But he controlled his nerves.

07:06The match in Pakistan and the match in South Africa,

07:08Rohit was a great captain in both.

07:11It was a big beefitting for him and for Kohli.

07:14And they had already thought

07:16that whether they win or lose this World Cup,

07:19they have to retire from T20 International.

07:23So, great players, great ambassadors of the game.

07:26And good wishes to the rest of their cricket career.

07:30They are very popular and legendary cricketers.

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