Brad Hogg: “Rizwan looks set for a long career behind the stumps. Enjoyed his keeping and batting this series, performed under tough conditions. Tough but good call by the Pakistan selectors”

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Former Australia spinner Brad Hogg believes that Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan “looks set for a long career behind the stumps”.

Hogg’s prediction comes after Rizwan was one of the top performers during the recently-concluded tour of England.

In the three-Test series, Rizwan scored 161 runs, which included two half-centuries, at an average of 40.25.

He also took five catches and had one stumping.

As for the three-match T20 series, Rizwan didn’t bat in the two games he played, but took one catch and had a stumping as well.

Rizwan looks set for a long career behind the stumps. Enjoyed his keeping and batting this series, performed under tough conditions. Tough but good call by the Pakistan selectors. #Cricket #EngvPak

— Brad Hogg (@Brad_Hogg) August 26, 2020

“Rizwan looks set for a long career behind the stumps. Enjoyed his keeping and batting this series, performed under tough conditions. Tough but good call by the Pakistan selectors,” Hogg said on Twitter.

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