Haseebullah Khan: “I enjoy watching Saeed Anwar’s batting and his aggressive style”
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Haseebullah Khan, a rising batting star in Pakistan, said his aggressive approach when playing is inspired by legendary opener Saeed Anwar.
Rashid Latif: “I’ve seen Haseebullah performing so well for Balochistan, he keeps as well. He had two centuries in U-19. Do Balochistan players not have the right to play?”
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Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif has called for wicketkeeper-batsman Haseebullah Khan to be included in the national team.
Pakistan batsman Asad Shafiq: “I recently played for Balochistan and had a great time there. My team became the champions and my performances were also good”
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Veteran batsman Asad Shafiq said people should note how good his form was in the recent edition of the Pakistan Cup.
Graeme Swann: “Haseebullah Khan is equally good against seam and spin. He looks like a true left-handed opening batter and a really good player”
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Former England spinner Graeme Swann sees huge potential in up-and-coming Pakistan opening batsman Haseebullah Khan.
Babar Azam: “There was a problem with Yasir Shah’s injury and following that, his fitness. He was called up to the training camp and a lot of work was done for him to regain the fitness”
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Pakistan captain Babar Azam said veteran spinner Yasir Shah isn’t being picked in the Test team right now since he is still not fully fit.
Rashid Latif on Shan Masood: “Class is permanent”
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Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Rashid Latif said “class is permanent” when talking about opener Shan Masood.
Rashid Latif: “I think Imam-ul-Haq performed well as [an] opener this season that’s why selection committee dropped talented Imran Butt”
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Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Rashid Latif believes the national selectors dropped opener Imran Butt due to the good form of Imam-ul-Haq.
Shan Masood: “The first conversation we had, however, did not go as planned because things got a little heated”
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Pakistan batsman Shan Masood has admitted that things got heated between him and former head coach Mickey Arthur.
Shan Masood: “We did not start off on the best of terms. I had a few bad innings in England in 2016, which led to me being dropped”
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Pakistan opener Shan Masood said he and former head coach Mickey Arthur didn’t “start off on the best of terms” when the latter coached the national team.
Shan Masood: “I was really excited when it was announced that a coach of Mickey’s pedigree was going to be the coach of Pakistan”
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Pakistan batsman Shan Masood revealed that he was “really excited” when Mickey Arthur was named the national team’s head coach.
