Saim Ayub: “I have never focused on becoming number one or number two. The coaches help me a lot, and I try to learn from them. My aim is to contribute in batting, bowling and fielding”
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Pakistan opener Saim Ayub has stated that he has never set his sights on becoming the number one or number two ranked player.
Inzamam-ul-Haq: “Youngsters in Pakistan are playing modern-day cricket. Shamyl Hussain… and Yasir Khan. This is excellent for Pakistan cricket”
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Legendary Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq said he is glad to see young batsmen like Shamyl Hussain and Yasir Khan playing modern-day cricket.
Ubaid Shah: “Batters have every kind of shot in their arsenal. As a bowler, you have to play with their mind. I have worked hard on bringing variety to my bowling, and I am now reaping the benefits of that effort”
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Pakistan pace bowler Ubaid Shah has revealed that he uses mind games to outfox opposition batsmen.
Ashton Turner: “Sahibzada Farhan is amazing. It’s one of the really fortunate parts of travelling the world and playing cricket, you get to go and see some amazing players and he’s one of them”
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Australia batsman Ashton Turner has heaped praise on Pakistan opener Sahibzada Farhan, calling him an amazing player.
Sharjeel Khan: “I have no plans to settle in the USA or to permanently play for any team there. My priority has always been to play for Pakistan”
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Big-hitting batsman Sharjeel Khan said his priority has always been playing for Pakistan, despite featuring in tournaments in the USA.
Haris Rauf: “One bad match doesn’t mean you have become a bad bowler. But back home, people immediately start saying that he is finished, do this to him, do that to him”
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Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf believes it is unfair for critics to say “he is finished” after one bad performance.
Pakistan batsman Kamran Ghulam: “I am working very hard for modern-day cricket, and I am ready for it. Recently, my strike rate has been 200. I know that if I perform, I will earn my place in the national team. That is my focus”
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Pakistan middle order batsman Kamran Ghulam has declared himself ready for an international comeback, highlighting that he has been maintaining a strike-rate of 200 lately.
Abrar Ahmed: “My approach is to first improve my batting significantly. While batting is important, I currently dedicate ten minutes to it”
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Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed has revealed that he is dedicating 10 minutes to batting practice as part of his push to make significant improvements with the bat.
Azam Khan: “Last year, I was slow while running, and my lateral movement behind the stumps wasn’t great. Now, I feel quicker and more agile, which is very satisfying”
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Pakistan big-hitting wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan says he feels “quicker and more agile” after losing 20kg.
Rumman Raees on Babar Azam: “There is no doubt about his class or his batting. But in T20 cricket, I feel he should respectfully consider retirement and focus on [the] ODI and Test formats”
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Former Pakistan pacer Rumman Raees has advised Test captain and top order batsman Babar Azam to consider retiring from T20Is.
