Mudassar Nazar: “Babar Azam has not played first-class cricket for 3 or 4 years and that is absolutely criminal”
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Former Pakistan cricketer Mudassar Nazar said it is “absolutely criminal” that batsman Babar Azam has not played any first-class cricket for the last three to four years.
Shan Masood: “Sometimes you have to assess if a particular series is the right time to introduce someone like Huraira, who has consistently performed in domestic cricket over the past 3-4 years”
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Pakistan Test captain Shan Masood indicated he is ready to introduce uncapped opening batsman Muhammad Hurraira very soon.
Mushtaq Ahmed: “Other players also have a duty to score runs; they have a role to play too. If one person gives you a score, but the rest of our players don’t go on to score in the remaining 7-8 overs, then there’s a problem”
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Legendary spinner Mushtaq Ahmed said Pakistan limited overs captain Babar Azam cannot be the only batsman who scores runs in the team.
Shahid Afridi: “We thought in 3-4 years his grooming would make him better. He would be able to prove himself as a captain and a leader but that hasn’t happened. We have seen a lot of mistakes”
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Legendary Pakistan power-hitter Shahid Afridi said Babar Azam failed to prove himself as captain as he made a lot of mistakes during his three-year tenure.
Kamran Akmal: “I am considering him in the league, which includes big names like Virat Kohli, Babar Azam, and other five to six players. He should be reaching near these players in the next three to four years”
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Kamran Akmal, the former wicketkeeper, has backed middle order batsman Saud Shakeel to reach Pakistan captain Babar Azam’s level in three to four years.
Rumman Raees: “Mohammad Asif told me he was unaware of seam and swing in the initial three to four years of his career but later excelled in it”
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Rumman Raees revealed Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Asif didn’t know about “seam and swing” in the first three to four years of his career.
Pakistan left-arm seamer Wahab Riaz: “I feel I am still young and still have a lot to offer and I am looking to play for at least 3-4 years more depending upon my fitness and performance”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Wahab Riaz firmly believes he can play for another three to four years, and insisted that he still has “a lot to offer”.
Wahab Riaz: “If I am talking realistically, I have another three to four years of cricket left in me depending on my fitness”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Wahab Riaz has revealed that he sees himself playing cricket for “another three to four years”.
Khan refuses to believe his career has come to an end
While some cricket pundits and former players feel that India pace bowler Zaheer Khan has reached the end of his career, the seamer believes otherwise, stating that “by no means am I done” and added that he can still play for “another 3-4 years” before he even considers retiring.
