A king who doesn’t win matches, Ahmed Shehzad goes on explosive rant against Pakistan superstar

Ahmed Shehzad: “Look at your scores in big tournaments, your stats, your average, and your strike-rate. What kind of a king, Babar Azam… What do I do with a king who does not win you matches? There is a stat that your big scores have come from losing causes”

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Pakistan batsman Ahmed Shehzad unleashed a furious tirade against limited overs captain Babar Azam, saying “what do I do with a king who does not win you matches”.

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Big scores in big games, Shoaib Akhtar wants Pakistan batsman to stand up and deliver

Shoaib Akhtar: “Babar is obviously a great player, but you need to go out there and win in bigger games like these. I am sure you will be able to do that in days to come. I hope you play big knocks in big games”

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Iconic Pakistan pace bowler Shoaib Akhtar has called on batting maestro Babar Azam to stand up and deliver in big games.

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A comeback is possible, Mohammad Amir confident Pakistan batting ace will be making big scores really soon

Mohammad Amir: “If he has not scored in the first two matches that doesn’t mean that he will fail in the next match as well. He has the ability to make a comeback and I hope he will do that”

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Pakistan left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir is confident that batting ace Babar Azam will “make a comeback” and start posting big scores again.

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Give him more freedom, Mike Hesson wants under pressure Pakistan batsman to start scoring big runs again

Mike Hesson: “I just hope Babar is allowed to play with more freedom. He is a sort of guy who can score [a] run a ball, but he can also score a 100 off 130 or 140 balls”

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Former New Zealand head coach Mike Hesson wants Pakistan captain Babar Azam to be allowed to play with more freedom as a batsman.

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My contribution of 20 or 30 is not good enough, Pakistan top order power-hitter knows he must convert his starts into big scores

Pakistan batsman Mohammad Haris: “I’ll add one thing here that I do score 20s and 30s, though I haven’t been able to convert those into big innings. I’ll try to convert them into big scores”

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Mohammad Haris, the Pakistan top order power-hitter, has admitted that his quickfire knocks of 20 or 30 are not good enough.

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