Gazi imbibes Saqlain's
wisdom
The day before the first ODI against
West Indies, Sohag Gazi spent close
to an hour bowling at Saqlain
Mushtaq. The former Pakistan
offspinner stood behind one
stump, baseball mitt in one hand,
on the wicket next to the one
where the Bangladesh offspinner
would make his ODI debut.
Apart from the bowling, the only
other activity during the whole
exercise was when Saqlain moved
the markers. It happened only a
few times, to indicate what lines
and length to bowl when the
bowler switched to around the
wicket, but there was very little
exchange of words. It was clear
that the plans were set and had
been spelled out to the youngster,
who devotedly carried them out
the next day. . . . . .
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