ISLAMABAD : Star all-rounder of Pakistan cricket team, Shoaib Malik declared as ‘Man’ of the series for scoring 161 runs in three-match series against Zimbabwe but all he could do was to offer best wishes to team for mega battle against England.
Shoaib Malik who made his ‘Dabang’ comeback in Pakistan cricket team with blistering 112 runs, will not be the part of Pakistan team in Test series against England in UAE.
Malik wore green shirt again in 2015 after showing his class in domestic cricket and in Caribbean League 2014. All-rounder served Pakistan in 32 Test matches and 227 One Day Internationals in which he scored 1606 Test-run and 5990 runs in ODIs.
Shoaib Malik made his entry in International cricket with a century. After his comeback, Malik never turned back and on different occasion he showed his class and experience.
In 2015, Shoib Malik shut the mouths of critics with his performance in cricket grounds. Malik’s bat not gave a single chance to critics to shout on him.
Shoaib Malik so far played 11 ODI’s in 2015 and scored 500 runs with the average of 45.5 in which four times he was remain unbeaten.
33-year old, played 227 matches for Pakistan and he is most senior and experienced batsman in ODI team but team selectors ignored him for Test series against England.
In absence of Saeed Ajmal and Mohammad Hafeez in bowling section, Malik is most suitable player for tracks like UAE.
Malik also grabbed 147 wickets in ODIs. As Pakistan team is suffering from the shortage of experienced off-spinner, in this scenario Malik can be handy bowler for Green Shirts but selectors have forgotten to check his statistics.
Shoaib Malik always a point of discussion in cricketing ground and outside too. Malik married Indian tennis star Sania Mirza in April 2010 after a brief romance, which hogged the news headlines all over the world.
Malik celebration of win against Sri Lanka, along with Sania Mirza also buzzed up the media.
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