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Originally Posted by TheWatcher
Honestly, I am starting to see the shadow of Pilot in Bashar. He, at this point, wants to take nominal risks while not hesitent to risk his batting partner (he almost ran out Razzak couple of times today). Also, he is consistently messing up the batting order trying to find a comfartable position for himself. I think he knows very well that his career is coming to an end, and in this kind of situations players tend to get very selfish.
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I understand what you are saying. Yes he should have come at number 3. He is not the kind of batsman who can take the attack to the opposition batting at number 6. He is the most experienced batsman and we needed him to lead from the front today. But I guess whatever he was doing wasn't that bad as we were very much in the game in last 10 overs when we needed only 75 runs. If he had Mushfiq or Mashrafee on the other end, we might had a game in our hand.