Salman Ali Agha: “Shaheen is a world-class bowler. We’ll continue to see him playing a big role for Pakistan white-ball cricket in the future”
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Pakistan T20I captain Salman Ali Agha has announced that “world-class bowler” Shaheen Shah Afridi will keep playing a “big role” in ODIs and T20Is.
Jason Gillespie: “We certainly want to see Shaheen at his best because we have a lot of cricket ahead in all formats, and he’s going to play a big role in that. But, make no mistake, Shaheen is a quality player and will play a significant role in the next 6-7 months”
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Pakistan red-ball head coach Jason Gillespie has confirmed that left-arm pace bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi “will play a significant role in the next 6-7 months”.
Mohammad Amir: “The credit [for bringing me back] goes to the management of the Pakistan Cricket Board, Shaheen [Afridi], they brought me back with trust, and there is some sort of pressure of fulfilling that promise”
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Mohammad Amir said fellow Pakistan left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi played a key role in his decision to return to international cricket.
Domingo noted that South Africa will always have a spinner in the squad
South Africa assistant coach Russell Domingo has completely ruled out the possibility of the national team going into the first Test against Australia with a full-fledged pace attack, stating that leg-spinner Imran Tahir will play as big of a role as the quick bowlers.
