England Ex-Skipper Predict a Strong Series against Pakistan

Dec. 20, 2011 - PRLog -- Michael Vaughan England's ex- skipper, noted down in his article for the Telegraph that England's forthcoming Test series in opposition to Pakistan cricket team in January, 2012 would be a hard-hitting challenge as England will be playing the series in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Pakistani players are very much talented and are playing tremendously in the matches, so this time men in green will be tough to defeat.

Vaughan said that as England is the number one side in the best plan of the game, they still have to show their importance while playing in the subcontinent. Pakistani players have been giving defeats to various teams in the past matches, this time men in greens are fully prepared to face any challenges that comes in between their success.

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England, who has known to give fine performances in opposition to Australia and India in current months, played their games in Australia and England, where they are at their top. England cricket squad has not played a lot of cricket in the subcontinent, which would mainly probable charge extremely formerly they come up in opposition to Pakistan cricket team. The previous middle-order batsman notified Andrew Strauss' side to be vigilant of Pakistan bowlers as they are competent of winning 20 wickets in a Test, a difficulty England did not have to be concerned about against the likes of Australia and India.

Vaughan stated But what makes England vulnerable against Pakistan is they have the power to take 20 wickets, something you never felt Australia and India possessed during the Ashes or last summer, Vaughan have expectations that England to maintain their bowling hit of four bowlers integral against Pakistan team, as England have been getting success with this amalgamation and it doesn't make any logic to modify it.

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England have given worthy performances in Test cricket by playing three seamers and a spinner in the form of Graeme Swann, who England consider can bowl-out the opposition on a given day. Though, England will have to be mentally ready to bowl for longer time as they are not going to bowl-out their challenger within 80 overs in the subcontinent.

Vaughan wrote, "Andrew Strauss's captaincy is exceptional but he needs runs. He will be sitting at home now wanting that Test hundred. Life becomes just that little bit easier as a captain if you have a hundred under your belt. I saw enough in his game last summer to know he is playing well enough, it is just whether the pitches in UAE will suit his batting."

Pakistan cricket team and England cricket squad will play against each other in a series that consist of three Tests, four One Day Internationals (ODIs) and three T20s.

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