While Pakistan look to stave off a first series defeat against Bangladesh in Rawalpindi, much of the PCB's focus has been 300 km south in Lahore. Having announced five mentors for the Champions Cup, an upcoming series of domestic tournaments which begin with a one-day competition from September 12, the PCB lined them up for press conferences to outline their vision, and, to some extent, clarify their roles.

On Friday, it was the turn of former Pakistan captain and coach Misbah-ul-Haq, who will mentor the Wolves. "My thinking is you need to try and maximise a player's potential. If a player is well-equipped and technically good, he can play all formats. We have to look at how he manages his fitness and potential, and not have any pre-conceived notions about any player. Then we can look at which player specifically fits into our team. 

I think misbah UL Haq is a good player. Due to his overweight always he was run out but he always safe wicket. He is our legend have lots of experience. I think this is good descion of PCB. 

But if we turn few days ago his work just trolling other players but it's ok. Legend are always say something to elders.