Waqar was also candid about Pakistan's chances in the two forthcoming events, pointing out that Pakistan will have to work very hard to do well. Reminded that the Pakistani selectors can make changes in the World Cup squad until March 8, Waqar said they could be changes. "Yes, changes could be there but right now we have to see how the team performs in the Asia Cup. The selectors have done their job and we will have to see how the new players perform," he said. Asked about the decision by selectors to drop opener Ahmed Shehzad for the two events, Waqar said Shehzad had been struggling for runs and consistency for a while. "It is not a question of likes or dislikes or egos. He has not been consistent and he now has to go back to domestic cricket and get back into form. He is a talented player and can definitely make a comeback to the Pakistan team," he added. The Pakistan coach who has, for some reason, not gone to Dubai to watch the Pakistan Super League (PSL) matches said the league should help bridge the gap between international and domestic cricket. "I think the PSL is a good platform for our young players to get exposure and get ready for international cricket," he said.