Morne Morkel: “Naseem is a big loss”
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Former Pakistan bowling coach Morne Morkel said not having the services of pace bowler Naseem Shah is a “big loss” for the men in green.
Scott Styris: “The loss of Naseem Shah will be bigger than a lot of people think. Naseem Shah’s absence weakens them a lot”
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Former New Zealand all-rounder Scott Styris said he knows Pakistan are missing speedster Naseem Shah as he was arguably their best bowler over the past couple of months.
Brendon McCullum: “Shaheen’s obviously a big loss,”
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England head coach Brendon McCullum said losing left-arm speedster Shaheen Shah Afridi for the three-Test series is a “big loss” for Pakistan.
Kamran Akmal: “If you want him to be the captain of the team, Pakistan cricket will have to bear a big loss as he might not be around for too long (as a batter)”
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Pakistan veteran Kamran Akmal said if Babar Azam continues captaining the team, he “might not be around for too long” as a batsman.
Mohammad Asif: “There is no doubt that Mohammad Amir at his best is still a match-winner”
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Pakistan seamer Mohammad Asif has lavished praise on Mohammad Amir, saying “he is a bowler who can single-handedly win you a match in the white-ball formats”.
Naseem Shah: “I don’t know the names of England batsmen except for Joe Root, but I will try to dismiss as many as possible”
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Pakistan pace bowler Naseem Shah has issued a major warning to the England team, saying that he wants to dismiss as many of their batsmen as possible.
Wasim Akram: “Waqar and I had formed a very good partnership, so it was a big loss to me when he had to pull out of the tournament”
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Legendary Pakistan left-arm seamer Wasim Akram has revealed that losing his bowling partner Waqar Younis before the 1992 World Cup “was a big loss to me”.
