He can play an important role for another 6-7 years, Mohammad Hafeez thinks Pakistan should stick with six-hitting powerhouse

Mohammad Hafeez said big-hitter Iftikhar Ahmed can play an important role for Pakistan for another six to seven years

Mohammad Hafeez: “Iftikhar Ahmed is just 33 years old, he can still play an important role for Pakistan for another 6-7 years”

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Former Pakistan team director and interim head coach Mohammad Hafeez said big-hitter Iftikhar Ahmed “can still play an important role for Pakistan for another 6-7 years.”

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Two very good lower order batsmen, Abdul Rehman selects Pakistan power-hitting duo

Multan Sultans head coach Abdul Rehman said Pakistan big-hitters Iftikhar Ahmed and Khushdil Shah are two very good lower order batsmen

Abdul Rehman: “There is Iftikhar and Khushdil. The teams with strong lower order get more advantage and we have two very good lower order batsmen who play for Pakistan. It’s a major point”

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Multan Sultans head coach Abdul Rehman said Pakistan big-hitters Iftikhar Ahmed and Khushdil Shah are “two very good lower order batsmen.”

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He will play good cricket, Mohammad Akram places confidence in explosive 22-year-old Pakistan batsman

Mohammad Akram has backed Pakistan big-hitting batsman Mohammad Haris to play good cricket

Mohammad Akram: “Mohammad Haris has matured and will play good cricket”

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Mohammad Akram, the Peshawar Zalmi’s director of cricket and bowling coach, has backed explosive top order batsman Mohammad Haris to “play good cricket” in the ongoing Pakistan Super League (PSL).

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We want to invest in him, Wahab Riaz expects Pakistan big-hitter to pay dividends

Wahab Riaz said he wants to invest in Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan

Wahab Riaz: “We’ve spoken to him and given him a clear message, we want to invest in him, but he has to respond as well”

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Pakistan chief selector Wahab Riaz has expressed a willingness to invest in wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan going forward, but made it clear that he expects the big-hitter to pay dividends.

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