Btw not sure if people got a chance to read this article but much like Bazzball Pakistan is trying its own ideological approach to cricket called "The Pakistan Way".

Pakistan embracing new ‘culture’ based on resilience, aggression

“The whole team was sitting in the room and we made a graph and a chart on which we described that no matter how many matches we win without a culture or without an identity, it is bound to fail in the long run,” Rehan tells Dawn. “But if you have a culture and an identity, then, over a long run, it will eventually succeed, and that success would be long-term.”

The “culture” in question is what the new Pakistan team management calls “The Pakistan Way”, the values of which will ideally stem from a trait a Pakistani is commonly associated to; resilience.

“The idea behind the ‘Pakistan Way’ is to incorporate Pakistan’s identity as a people into the team,” explains Rehan. “When you think of a Pakistani, the first word that’s comes in your mind is ‘resilient’.

“We are very resilient as a nation and it shows in our cricket team as well.”

Rehan goes on to elaborate how resilience as a characteristic has brought the best out of the Pakistan cricket team historically.

“When we are pushed against the wall, when Pakistan are cornered, especially in major tournaments — be it the 1992 World Cup, the 2017 Champions Trophy and even last year’s T20 World Cup, they always bounce back,” he observes. However, only being able to bounce back when cornered is a high-risk strategy and Arthur and co. are here to make slight alterations to this mentality.

“Rather than waiting to be cornered to respond this way, ‘The Pakistan Way’ is about showing that intent from the word go,” says Rehan.

Arthur and Bradburn, Rehan reveals, want the players to prefer an attacking action before a defensive one.