Usman Khawaja has his say on David Warner's replacement
Usman Khawaja has his say on David Warner's replacement
Usman Khawaja advises national selectors to prioritize class over form when selecting his next opening partner. He believes that the best player should be chosen based on their ability to thrive and succeed on the international stage. Khawaja dismisses the idea of a 'bat-off' and emphasizes that teams should not be picked solely on form, as form is temporary. He suggests that the selectors should consider the permanent class of a player. Khawaja also mentions that the number of runs scored in first-class cricket should not be the sole criteria for selection.
Usman Khawaja advises national selectors to prioritize class over form when selecting his next opening partner. He believes that the best player should be chosen based on their ability to thrive and succeed on the international stage. Khawaja dismisses the idea of a 'bat-off' and emphasizes that teams should not be picked solely on form, as form is temporary. He suggests that the selectors should consider the permanent class of a player. Khawaja also mentions that the number of runs scored in first-class cricket should not be the sole criteria for selection.
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Usman Khawaja advises national selectors to prioritize class over form when selecting his next opening partner. He believes that the best player should be chosen based on their ability to thrive and succeed on the international stage. Khawaja dismisses the idea of a 'bat-off' and emphasizes that teams should not be picked solely on form, as form is temporary. He suggests that the selectors should consider the permanent class of a player. Khawaja also mentions that the number of runs scored in first-class cricket should not be the sole criteria for selection. 
