@DoctorofCricket This is exactly what captaincy pressure does. Babar had started finding his rhythm again over the last few series, but the added responsibility seems to have affected him.
Great batter can't necessarily become a great captain.
Try to understand that...
Dazy's story is genuinely inspiring. From being a medium pacer barely touching 120 km/h to consistently bowling close to 140 km/h, a proof that dedication and relentless hard work can transform your biggest weakness into your greatest strength.More Power to You Man
#WIvPAK
Ian Bishop said, "Muhammad Ali is a top-class bowler. Whatever the conditions are, he has a big heart. He never stops trying. He actually deserves this luck."
Itna trauma hai na Pakistani society main itna zyada and almost all of it revolves around marriage, in-laws and mistreatment by parents. Why the fuck can't we treat each other with respect, care and warmth. Do takkay ki society hai aur baaten west ko karte hain yeh chapri
Modern examples reinforce this reality. Egypt adopted a powerful presidential framework after 2014, yet economic distress and governance concerns persisted. Sri Lanka's constitutional reforms failed to prevent its devastating economic collapse only because of weak institutions.
Changing constitutions is easier than changing political culture. Nations do not decline because their institutional charts are outdated; they decline when institutions are captured, laws are selectively enforced, merit is sacrificed, and accountability becomes negotiable.
Pakistan may be heading for its biggest political and administrative reset since its independence seven decades ago..
βΎ Pakistan is considering a sweeping overhaul of its political & administrative structure, replacing the Parliamentary System with Presidential System.
βΎ Under proposed model, President will be elected directly by the people, rather than through an electoral college.
βΎ The existing four provinces could be replaced by divisions as new provinces, creating a decentralized structure where services could be delivered at doorstep.
βΎ Each new province would be headed by a Governor who would be elected directly by the people of the province.
βΎThis would fundamentally redesign the Pakistanβs political map and system since its independence in 1947.
A presidential system cannot rescue a state where corruption remains systemic, justice is delayed, bureaucracy is politicized, and public offices serve personalities rather than principles. Pakistan has already experimented with different constitutional setups throughout history.
JUST IN: π΅π°πΊπΈ Pakistan requests $10,000,000,000 currency backstop after mediating U.S.-Iran talks led by Field Marshal Asim Munirββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββ - Nikkei.