Pakistan batsman Agha Salman: “I have performed in Pakistan’s best tournament and I am hopeful of being rewarded for that”
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Pakistan batsman Agha Salman has said that he deserves to be rewarded as he is in the midst of a superb Quaid-e-Azam Trophy campaign.
Salman is no doubt looking to be called up to the national team in the near future after having impressed with the bat.
The 27-year-old, who represents Southern Punjab, is currently the second-highest run-scorer with 665 runs in seven matches, which includes a century and five fifties, at an average of 66.50.
Salman Ali Agha: "I have performed in Pakistan's best tournament and I am hopeful of being rewarded for that."
The batsman in 2nd on the list of top run-scorers so far in #QeA20 with 665 runs in 7 matches (avg 66.5) for @southern_punjab.
Full interview: https://t.co/2WILz7WleS pic.twitter.com/XG1aE1IU1S
— Grassroots Cricket (@Grassrootsckt) December 13, 2020
“I have performed in Pakistan’s best tournament and I am hopeful of being rewarded for that,” he told Grassroots Cricket.
Salman is currently in action as Southern Punjab’s match against Khyber Pakhtunkhwa began on Monday.
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