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'Motivating is nice'

AFP, Lahore
South Africa's Shaun Pollock said Wednesday he was enjoying his new role as a motivator after being dumped as captainin March.
"Obviouslyit's alotless responsibility from being the captain of the team, now I just focus on my game and my new role to try help the young guys as much as possible for the good of South African cricket.
"It's important they (young players) come through and win matches for us. I am quite pleased playing my role," Pollock, 30, told reporters ahead of Friday's first Test against Pakistan.
Pollock, born in Port Elizabeth, comes from a renowned cricketing
family. His uncle Graeme Pollock was a great batsman and his father Peter Pollock was South Africa's finest bowlerin the 1960s.
Pollock said he accepted the change after his side failed to progress beyond the first round in this years World Cup with his country as one of three host countries.
"It was not nice to be forced out of the job but I think you got some standards and if I was not the right man going forward, you have to accept that.
"You cant be the right choice every time and we didn't play up to our potentialin the World Cup."
As a frontline pacer Pollock has taken 302 wickets in 74 Tests and averages 35 as a top of the tail batsman.
"It's nice to reach goals but never set goals never put extra pressures of
goals and just focus on the game and contribute," he said.
Pollock said different conditions in Pakistan demanded hard work.
"We have to play well to win the Tests as we are playing in different conditions. We beat Pakistan in 1997 with greats like Wasim Akram, Saeed Anwar and Aamir Sohail in their side and this Pakistan side is young," said Pollock.
"Very different conditions and under these conditions you need to play well but take the example of Wasim Akram who took so many wickets by working hard," said Pollock.
South Africa beat Pakistan in both Tests in their country last year and won a three-match series here in 1997-98.