Mohammad Amir: “He can carry on like this at the moment, due [to] his young age, but later on in his career this will cause problems for him”
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Mohammad Amir has admitted that fellow left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi will break down in future if Pakistan don’t manage his workload properly.
Waqar Younis: “We have to be very careful with Naseem Shah, he is very young and we have to manage him well because he bowls very quick so we cannot put too much load on him”
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Bowling coach Waqar Younis has admitted that Pakistan “have to be very careful with Naseem Shah”.
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“It’s always going to be hard work”
Australia pace bowler Peter Siddle has announced that he doesn’t “expect a light workload” in the second Ashes Test in Adelaide, especially after what happened last year.
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Dravid considers himself lucky to have had his childhood dreams come true
Legendary India batsman Rahul Dravid believes he is extremely lucky to have represented his country for 16 years as many other superstars of the game start to crumble and break down by their tenth year in the game.
Lee believes younger bowlers will sustain regular injuries unless they cut back on lifting weights
Former Australia pace bowler Brett Lee has revealed that the national team’s emphasis on constantly lifting weights is responsible for the increasing number of injuries fast bowlers sustain.
Strauss feels it is crucial that Flower and Pietersen leave their differences in the past
Former England Test captain Andrew Strauss believes that the national team’s road to recovery will not be a successful one unless head coach Andy Flower truly forgives batsman Kevin Pietersen for his controversial actions over the summer.
Inverarity is still deciding where Watson will bat during the Test series against South Africa
Australia national selector John Inverarity has revealed that he is considering pushing all-rounder Shane Watson down the batting order, despite opening the batting in both limited over formats.
De Villiers has not missed a single match since the start of the Test series against England
South Africa wicketkeeper batsman AB de Villiers has pulled out of playing in the Champions League Twenty20 and could likely miss the entire upcoming Test series against Australia after suffering two separate injuries during the International Cricket Council (ICC) World Twenty20.
