India, Aug. 31 -- Pakistan pacer Mohammad Abbas has admitted that Pakistan losing one game after another is a major worry. Abbas was speaking after a 194-run trouncing at the hands of hosts England in the second Test at Lord's on Sunday. It was their second successive defeat, having also lost the first Test at Headingley rather badly. On a personal level, Abbas did well at Lord's as he picked up nine wickets in the match but if the team loses, nothing counts.

"Our performance is a concern for everyone. Everyone is worried, including the selection committee and the NCA. We're not doing well; we accept that. We're not batting, bowling or fielding well, and we discuss this all the time in meetings. We're all working on it, and we need to, t...