Pakistan are out of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 after losing to New Zealand and India. Ex-captain Sana Mir criticises the squad selection, saying it was flawed from the start. Their pace attack appeared rusty and part-time spinners were ineffective. Mir calls for a complete overhaul of Pakistan's cricket system for future success. Read more on TOI
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cannot save Indian cricket team' As the year 2024 comes to a close, Indian cricket fans are left disappointed and disillusioned with the performance of their beloved team. Despite the presence of legendary cricketer MS Dhoni as coach, the Indian team has failed to live up to expectations and deliver the results that fans have come to expect. The year started off on a promising note, with the Indian team winning a few series against weaker opponents. However, as they faced tougher competition, cracks began to show in the team's performance. The batting order struggled to put up big scores, the bowlers failed to take crucial wickets, and fielding lapses cost the team dearly. Even the presence of MS Dhoni, known for his calm and composed leadership on the field, was not enough to turn things around. Despite his best efforts to motivate and inspire the team, the players seemed to lack the hunger and determination needed to succeed at the highest level. As the year progressed, the Indian team suffered embarrassing defeats at the hands of their rivals, leading to calls for a major overhaul of the team management and selection process. Fans and experts alike have criticized the lack of accountability and transparency in the way the team is run, with many calling for a more professional and merit-based approach to team selection. Even MS Dhoni, with all his experience and expertise, cannot save Indian cricket from its current predicament. It will take a collective effort from players, coaches, selectors, and administrators to address the issues plaguing the team and restore it to its former glory. As Indian cricket looks ahead to the future, it is clear that drastic changes are needed to ensure the team's success on the international stage. The talent and potential are there, but it will take a renewed sense of purpose and commitment to turn things around. Only time will tell if Indian cricket can rise to the challenge and reclaim its status as a powerhouse in the sport.