Previous Australian batsman Stuart Law had short stretch as the break lead trainer of the Afghanistan group. In a free streaming talk with Cricket he talked about his job, his perceptions, the psychological shift expected in exchanging among designs, and the requirement for more global cricket for the side. Extracts: How was your stretch with the Afghanistan cricket crew? It's been short yet it was reviving to work with very capable, exceptionally regular players. They were attempting to realize anything that they might and it was great tomfoolery. In reality the thing was your job during this brief period? It was essential general inquiries that I posed. It's about how to get better at playing specific sorts of conveyances. It was about the entire course of readiness and those kinds of things. You can't do an extraordinary arrangement in a short space of time and to turn it around will be a wonder. It's about how they play the game and the manner in which they plan for a game just in an unexpected way. I'm unique in relation to each and every other mentor they likely had and a ton of stuff they learn works for specific individuals and the stuff that I know works for specific players too. Data they all give they work out what works for themselves and when they track down what works for them they stick to them. You should be extremely intrigued with pace bowler Fazal Haque Farooki? He has been a young fellow and associated with some establishment cricket throughout the most recent few months and he is improving. He is a little youngster and he swings the ball and he got an incredible energy. In T20 cricket, he can bowl a great deal of assortment. The IPL will be an awesome encounter for him just to lounge around with probably the best players on the planet and watch what they do. He can go from one solidarity to another. I'm glad for him. He is a decent person and consistently got a grin all over and loves doing what he does and it's incredible to see him have some achievement. The Afghanistan players are playing in part of establishment cricket. Do you feel the test for them lies in making the psychological shift once they are playing ODI or Test cricket? They have played parcel of T20 cricket. They have played a ton of one-day cricket during their years in the Challengers series with the partner countries. They clearly advanced through that as one of the force to be reckoned with of that configuration. It's a simply a question of understanding. They got the power and the no-dread component currently it's tied in with learning cricket brilliant. 50-over cricket is smidgen more like Test cricket where it rhythmic movements somewhat more and had an opportunity to solidify and speed up towards the way of the innings. Just to discover that and comprehend that better you got to play a great deal of it (ODIs). Right now these young men don't play parcel of worldwide cricket which I figure the best way to figure out how to play 50-over cricket, 20-over cricket and Test cricket and playing in an intense rivalry. I think the more these young men plays various arrangements the additional comprehension they have and when they comprehend you will see speedy movement. When they find out about what they need to accomplish in various configurations I figure they will be quite hard group to beat. Do you feel the lighthearted disposition of some of Afghanistan batsmen should be checked to succeed in different organizations? I don't feel that is something terrible. I think having a forceful attitude regardless organization you are playing I consider is central significance. [For a] batsman in Test cricket, your responsibility is to score runs and it's to remain at the wicket as well as to score runs. Certain players [are always] going to diversely do that. These folks take their game presumably excessively hard on occasion which can drive not many errors yet when they learn different rhythm of the game in light of the fact that T20 is a simple beat since you score the most that you would be able yet when you move to 50-over design you really want to dial it back a little however there is a period in 50-over game the young men can proceed to play their 20-over cricket like they got wickets in hands and they are at the demise overs. When they have an approach and they comprehend it they can execute it into their game. You can accomplish such a great deal by and by yet by and by you won't find out about your beat about a run pursue or setting a complete in light of the fact that you can't do that in a training. You got play game and got to play appropriate rivalry and legitimate game to comprehend the stuff to foster that beat and when these folks comprehend that they will be extreme group to play against. Do you feel Rahmat Shah and Hashmatullah Shahidi can shape the foundation of their batting in ODIs, considering they appear to have incredible personality expected to succeed in the more drawn out designs? I think you really want those kinds of players in any 50-over game. We have seen that in 20-overs game too like England used to do that with Joe Root batting at three since when you lose several speedy wickets send that sort of batsmen to stop the wicket falling and furthermore turn strike. Rahmat Shah substantiated himself a quality player - so natural on the eye when he bats, ]he's a] wonderful looking player - and Hashmatullah... when you see the [video] film, he looks an example worth following. You really do require those kinds of players in your group in 50-over cricket. At times two new balls can do a piece from the two closures and you most likely need somebody who can stop the ball for a few overs to ensure it gets a piece more established and quits swinging and seaming and afterward the hitters coming in under can come in and begin playing their shots. I think one thing Rahmat Shah and Hashmatullah need to chip away at is their strike rate and their capacity to uninhibitedly pivot the strike somewhat more. Not such a great amount to hit the limit yet pivot the strike, track down the holes, get off the strike and get at the opposite end and when that's what they do, combined with the energy of Nazibullah and Mohammad Nabi - when they come in - they can remove the game from the resistance. What is your take of Nazibullah considering he has been very amazing in late past? He is a decent player and I worked with him in Sri Lanka Premier League before Christmas and he played a few decent innings for Dambulla Giants in that series. He is quite sure and he knows his job and I believe that essentially clear in all divisions with each player knows their job they can proceed to play over and over. Nazibullah knows his job and he was batting on various surface now and again and for a little man he has gigantic power and hits the absolute greatest sixes I have at any point seen. However, he likewise realizes his cricket smarts and he demonstrated that in the one-day series as he invalidated the assault from Bangladesh as they bowled flawlessly at the top request. Nazibullah came at number five and he attempted to take the game towards the back end with a few fifties. Do you feel Afghanistan hate home benefit dissimilar to a few different groups? I believe it's a fair point. I know it's challenging to play worldwide series in Afghanistan and it will be hard to get different groups go there. I think the young men are very cheerful playing in UAE and those conditions truly suit them the manner in which they play their game. I think playing other subcontinental groups it will be a fair challenge and young men will be cheerful playing different groups like England, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa in UAE. I realize they couldn't imagine anything better than to play at home before their home fans yet now of time it hasn't been imaginable until. In any case, the young men will be cheerful playing in India and UAE. Do you feel Afghanistan spinners like Rashid and Mujeeb can be successful in Australia during the ICC World T20 thinking of it as will be an alternate surface for them? Rashid, Mujeeb like the wicket where the ball slips and speed of the surface and Australia will give that. Australia pitches truly do turn and it isn't just about quick bowling and they in all actuality do turn and as a rule pitches are by and large lovely level. They have speed and bob however with the way this spinners bowls. Rashid and Mujeeb play in Big Bash and they know what the pitches are about and they know how to contain and how to take wickets. I think the manner in which they bowl it will be hard to bat against them in Australia.