DUBAI: Pakistan are chasing the whitewash as they look to climb the Test
rankings and captain Misbah-ul Haq has vowed his team will be going for
the jugular in Dubai.
"We will try our level best to do the same we did in the first two Tests, we have the best team up against us so they can come back in the series, but what is in our control we will do," said Misbah, who has not lost a series since taking over in October 2010.
"We need to do our hundred percent and be focused for good cricket." The Dubai Stadium pitch, which provided help to spinners from the first day of the opening Test, is likely to continue its assistance to slow bowlers.
Pakistan may consider replacing left-arm seamer Junaid Khan with Wahab Riaz, who has been part of the squad without taking the field.
Coach, Mohsin Khan, has said that his side is "desperate" to build on their unassailable series lead against England, and whitewash the world`s No. 1 Test side.
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"We will try our level best to do the same we did in the first two Tests, we have the best team up against us so they can come back in the series, but what is in our control we will do," said Misbah, who has not lost a series since taking over in October 2010.
"We need to do our hundred percent and be focused for good cricket." The Dubai Stadium pitch, which provided help to spinners from the first day of the opening Test, is likely to continue its assistance to slow bowlers.
Pakistan may consider replacing left-arm seamer Junaid Khan with Wahab Riaz, who has been part of the squad without taking the field.
Coach, Mohsin Khan, has said that his side is "desperate" to build on their unassailable series lead against England, and whitewash the world`s No. 1 Test side.
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