The great Englishman Geoffrey Boycott once said “You are only as good as your last performance”. This statement can be partly mistaken for Pakistan’s performance in the second test match against England. Whilst the scoreboard may look impressive for the hosts after a dry performance patch for well over a year with annihilating performances in the World cup as well as a home test series loss against Bangladesh. The cricket played by Pakistan so far in this series has not been one to turn their heads in appreciation. The Multan test where the same pitch hosted two test matches within … Continue reading Multan win not an indicator of Pakistan cricket