I honestly love Misbah. He is such a random cricketer. I struggle to think of anyone so confusing.This game was almost in danger of being interesting, and Misbah quickly put a stop to it. His only problem is he sometimes takes this job too seriously.
The way his career has worked out really makes me love him as well. He had limited opportunities in his prime and didn't really make the most of them so he sat out for ages, but he just kept dominating domestically and eventually got a recall when Pakistan were desperate at the ripe old age of 843. He then went on to back up two ideas I hold strong - firstly that awesome domestic cricketers are often dispensed with too early if they don't shine immediately in Tests and secondly that older cricketers often still have the ability to perform at really high levels as long as they have the drive - by playing some awesome knocks in all formats.I honestly love Misbah. He is such a random cricketer. I struggle to think of anyone so confusing.
One of the guys writing in to the Cricinfo ball-by-ball noted how he can play a test, ODI and T20 innings all in the one innings, no matter the format. It is so true.
The guy is just an absolute enigma. People use that word to describe other players (often also Pakistani), but never has there been an enigma like Misbah.
Big fan.
Nah no need. He'll play until he's 60 unless someone gets head spins and drops him again.Loved that moment between Misbah and Bishoo.
Misbah WAG.Can someone please pull off a Benjamin Button on him and make him 10 years younger?
N'aww he isn't an idiot, he's a ***. A ****ing LAD!Meanwhile Afridi is a ****ing idiot.