Mohammad Abbas calls for improved communication to boost Pakistan cricket

Pakistan's seasoned Test pacer Mohammad Abbas has expressed his thoughts on his cricketing journey and the current state of communication between the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and its players. 

In a recent interview with a local sports platform, Abbas shared insights into his career and challenges as a professional cricketer.

"I look at my stats, and I feel proud and grateful. Selection is not in my hands,  and I can't do anything about it. As a human being, negativity also comes to your mind at times, and I feel if the communication between the board & players gets better, then our overall cricket will thrive," Abbas said.

It is worth noting that Abbas has a notable record in international cricket, having played 25 Tests and taken 90 wickets at an average of 23.02 and an economy rate of 2.42. 

In his extensive first-class career spanning 175 matches, he has secured 689 wickets, including 44 five-wicket hauls, at an impressive average of 21.01 and an economy of 2.61. His most recent Test match was in 2021 against West Indies in Kingston.