Junaid Khan: “Everyone is saying that Khurram Shahzad bowled outstandingly. No doubt, he bowled well, but, his biomechanic is not right. In the first innings, he was bowling 135 [kph] and in the second 130 [kph]”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Junaid Khan believes fellow fast bowler Khurram Shahzad’s biomechanics are “not right” and pointed out how his pace dropped before he got injured during the three-match Test series against Australia.
Mudassar Nazar: “He was bowling at a speed of 120 km per hour, and his body language was not right either. He seemed quite tired. So, one thing is that his fitness is not up to the standard required for a Test bowler”
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Former Pakistan batsman Mudassar Nazar believes speedster Khurram Shahzad is not fit enough to be a Test bowler after he appeared to be “quite tired” and bowled at 120 kph during the three-match Test series against Australia.
Saud Shakeel: “He bowled really well, he had a big job coming here. I’m really sad for him that he got injured”
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Pakistan middle order batsman Saud Shakeel admitted he was “really sad” that fast bowler Khurram Shahzad got injured during the recent three-Test tour of Australia as he “bowled really well.”
Shan Masood: “We have got two top first-class performers like Mir Hamza who is a left-arm bowler, he has also played some county cricket, played a couple of Test matches. We have got Khurram Shahzad who was the highest wicket-taker in our domestic season”
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Pakistan Test captain Shan Masood believes the pace duo of Mir Hamza and Khurram Shahzad are “top first-class performers.”