SHARJAH: Pakistan team all set to snatch another victory from England in third Test of series as farewell gift for captain of Pakistan team Misbah ul Haq.
The country’s most successful captain who has hinted to retire from Test cricket. Misbah ul Haq after the World Cup earlier this year, had suggested that he would leave the game after a two-Test series against India in December-January.
But with relations between the arch-rivals once again strained and with that series in doubt, this England series may be Misbah s last.
“To be honest, I have not made a decision on my retirement yet. I do not know if we will be playing against India this season or if there will be an alternative series coming up, so I have not made up mind yet,” Misbah wrote in his column for cricket.com.au.
Earlier, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Shehryar Khan has on Thursday revealed his wish ‘Misbah to lead Pakistan team in England tour 2016’.
According to details, Shehryar Khan told media that he has requested Misbah to reconsider his retirement plan and lead Pakistan team in 2016 tour of England.
PCB head said i have requested Pakistani skipper to play one more year for Pakistan.
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