Mohammad Rizwan: Living in the bio-bubble is putting the players under mental strain

Pakistan’s Test vice-captain Mohammad Rizwan has opened up on the life of cricketers in bio-bubble. That said it is putting the players under mental strain. Rizwan feels the players require a break from universal cricket to be new for the up-and-coming T20 World Cup in UAE.

“It is not easy remaining in the bio-bubble all the time. That we have been playing a lot of cricket in the last year and more. It is good for us but at the same time it becomes a mental strain on the players as well,” he said

Pakistan misplaced the opening Test against the West Indies by one wicket and Rizwan said it was baffling.

“The bottom line is we lost the Test after coming so close to winning it and it hit us and we are now looking to bounce back strongly in the second Test,” he said.

Rizwan too said that time has come to see which players within the team were able to form an effect to the possible result when playing in weight situations.

“I think it is additionally imperative to see at players who make little but game-changing commitments in a match. We require such affect players.” Rizwan said playing a brief two-Test arrangement in later times. It has been challenging for the group since it is troublesome to provide a legitimate run to players and judge them.

ICC World Test Championships

Rizwan said it isn’t simple to construct a steady group in such a brief series. In spite of the fact that he isn’t stressed almost how Pakistan will passage. Within the ICC World Test Championships as a parcel of cricket still remains to be played.

“Our primary focus presently is to level this arrangement by winning the moment amusement and getting break even with points from it.”

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