Pakistan has still won more ICC trophies than India in the last 6 years, and even England had the umpire not messed up in the 2019 Final. Pakistan still has won more tests in England than India during the last decade.
Off the top of my head, in the last decade alone, Pakistan has whitewashed Australia and England in Test series, drew against England in England twice, became the first team to beat South Africa in South Africa in an ODI series, defeated India in India, defeated New Zealand in New Zealand, defeated West Indies in Tests in West Indies, got the Test mace, won an Asia Cup, and many many more, despite no Cricket at home. So of course, 11 Bradmans won't make a difference...
And I can only laugh at the baffling, illogical and senseless claim of 'Pak has 20% professionalism of the big three'. Let me tell you that this 'unprofessional' setup produced Babar Azam, one of the world's batsmen currently, who was a proper product of the system due to playing U-16, U-19, Pakistan-A, and then internationals. The same goes for Shaheen Afridi, Haider Ali, Naseem Shah, Abid Ali, Imam, Shan Masood and quite a few current players. Long gone are the days when Wasim Akams and Inzamams would be picked from nets or streets. Additionally, this unprofessional setup brought Cricket back to Pakistan despite countless challenges and was the first Cricket board to announce and successfully follow their entire domestic and home international season, in spite of COVID, as well as brought PSL back to Pakistan, and signed the biggest broadcasting deal in Pakistan Cricket's history.
The current PCB regime or should I say 'Goons that have 20% of the Big 3's professionalism' regime is headed by a goon, unprofessional, illiterate graduate of ICAEW and the former president of ICC, Ehsan Mani. Of course, Wasim Khan, an MBE, first British-Asian to play County Cricket, graduate of the world's elite Warwickshire Business school and former CE of Leicestershire and the next in line for ECB Chairmanship (had he stayed in England) holds zero credibility because a Mr. Nobody on an online forum says that he has 20% professionalism of the Big 3 and is a goon.
And I am always amazed about how you consistently watch Pakistani media when we Pakistanis ourselves pay zero heeds to their blabbering.
Asad Shafiq being made insecure and a proven performer is all I needed to hear in 2020. The then Pakistan captain, Misbah-ul-Haq gave that master of stats padding a run of 60 ODIs only for him to return a world-beating average of 24 and the strike rate of 67 of course set the world on fire. Asad Shafiq was an outstanding test player at one time, no doubt, but no way on earth could he have had a good or let alone decent career in LOIs. I can't actually recall him hitting a six against pacers in his entire career.