Pakistan captain Babar Azam: “I don’t get satisfied with my performances. I don’t leave my regular work ethic. My routine is the same whether I scored hundred or 0”
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Pakistan captain Babar Azam has said whether he scores 0 or 100, his work ethic always remains the same.
Mohammad Ilyas: “What a knock by Agha Salman and Imran Rafiq”
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Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Ilyas has lavished praise on the batting duo of Agha Salman and Imran Rafiq.
Mohammad Huraira: “Very well played Rohail Nazir”
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Pakistan Under-19 opener Mohammad Huraira admitted there is no doubt that wicketkeeper-batsman Rohail Nazir is an impressive talent.
Imran Nazir: “Gives his best [under] pressure. Strong character”
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Former Pakistan batsman Imran Nazir believes Rohail Nazir has “strong character” and has backed the teenage sensation for big things in the future.
Mohammad Ilyas: “Well played”
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Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Ilyas has heaped praise on batsman Mubashar Ali, saying he is playing really well.
Faisal Iqbal: “Class is permanent, brilliant innings by Imran Farhat”
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Balochistan head coach Faisal Iqbal has lauded veteran batsman Imran Farhat for scoring a century in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.
Mohammad Abbas: “What a match winning innings from Khushdil Shah, an incredible innings to watch”
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Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Abbas admitted that batsman Khushdil Shah is a match-winner and incredible to watch.
Khurram Manzoor: “I have very rarely seen such innings. Shahid Afridi had scored a century off 37 balls. I saw Khushdil’s innings unfold in front of my eyes at the ground yesterday. He turned the match around on his own and changed the game completely”
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Veteran batsman Khurram Manzoor has admitted that when Khushdil Shah hit his record-breaking century, it was almost like watching legendary all-rounder Shahid Afridi bat.
Pakistan batsman Khushdil Shah: “I try to learn from the best in business and adopt their practice routines. I used to watch David Miller and then I saw Eoin Morgan in England on how he constructs his innings”
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Pakistan batsman Khushdil Shah revealed that he has learned a lot from watching South Africa batsman David Miller and England captain Eoin Morgan.
Pakistan batsman Khushdil Shah: “The coaches worked a great deal on me and I used to stay in ground with them from sunrise to sunset”
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Pakistan batsman Khushdil Shah has said that he used to train from sunrise to sunset in order to improve his batting and develop his overall game.
