Mohammad Rizwan: “The issue with Babar Azam is that we demand runs from him in every match. He has become a brand, and perhaps that pressure is affecting him someway. Maybe luck isn’t on his side right now”
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Pakistan limited overs captain Mohammad Rizwan feels it is possible that luck isn’t on batsman Babar Azam’s side right now.
Ramiz Raja: “He wants everyone to become a brand, but it is more important to become a human first. First become a human and then a brand”
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Ramiz Raja, the former Pakistan captain, has advised Shoaib Akhtar to be “human first” after the iconic seamer took aim at Babar Azam and Kamran Akmal.
Shoaib Akhtar on Babar Azam: “Babar looks like a lost cow to me. He’s out there, not knowing what to do”
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Legendary Pakistan seamer Shoaib Akhtar believes that Babar Azam “looks like a lost cow” when it comes to captaining the national team.
“You do need to be hitting the ground running”
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New Zealand captain Kane Williamson has made it clear that his side will play a more attacking brand of cricket during the Champions Trophy in England next week.
Smith’s catch to dismiss Alam is a prime example of the new Law
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The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) have made revisions to the Laws surrounding fielders moving when a batsman alters his stance at the crease.
“I’ll be doing everything I possibly can to get back as quickly as possible”
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Australia opener David Warner has been ruled out of the upcoming tour of Bangladesh due to a fractured left thumb.
“It’s probably highly unlikely I’m going to make Bangladesh”
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Australia opener David Warner has revealed that he is unlikely to make an appearance in the upcoming two-Test series against Bangladesh after fracturing his thumb.
Warner is set to be out of action for the next six weeks
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Australia opening batsman David Warner will play no further part in the ongoing ODI series against England after he fractured his thumb during the second ODI at Lord’s.
“We’ve spoken about this (attacking cricket) over the last 12 months and it is good to see we are finally going out and doing it”
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England opener Alex Hales has revealed that he is excited by the more aggressive and attacking brand of ODI cricket the national team are starting to play.
Langeveldt will take over from Donald, who resigned in April
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Former South Africa pace bowler Charl Langeveldt has been appointed as the Proteas’ new bowling coach.
