Former Pakistan skipper Younis Khan is not hanging his boots anytime soon and he wants to contribute in Pakistan win over England and Australia, and sign off with hundreds in both the nations.
Younis has been Pakistan batting’s mainstay for 15 years and wants to continue serving the country and has a clear mindset on retirement plans.
“I will go on my own terms and want to see and contribute to Pakistan wins in Australia and England,” Younis said. “Pakistan will become a great team if we win in England and Australia, and since I have not scored a hundred in Australia I want to achieve that too before retiring.”
The veteran batsman, however, was axed from the team on a number of times, but fought his way back into the team and backed them with solid performances against top nations.
Recently, Younis played his 100th Test and helped Pakistan in completing a comprehensive win over Sri Lanka, while chasing 377 in the Island nation.
