Pakistan's vice-captain, Mohammad Hafeez, feels the success rate the team enjoyed over the last few years after being forced to play away from home, makes it a strong contender for the forthcoming ICC Champions Trophy in England.
Hafeez told reporters during the national training camp in Abbottabad that despite being forced to play the home matches at neutral venues, Pakistan still had a 60 to 65 per cent success rate in the last three years.
"The good thing about our team is that we have been playing in different countries and still producing good results with a success rate of 60-65 per cent," he said.
