Robin Uthappa: “The first time I saw Saim Ayub’s talent was in [the] CPL, 2 or 3 years ago. I was like if Pakistan don’t capitalise on a player like this, they will miss out [on] a generational talent. For the next two years, they opened with Rizwan and Babar”
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Former India batsman Robin Uthappa believes Pakistan should fully capitalise on Saim Ayub, describing the opener as a “generational talent.”
Ijaz Ahmed: “He must learn how to stay at the crease longer. For that, he needs to learn how to be patient”
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Pakistan Under-19 head coach Ijaz Ahmed has conceded that young batsman Haider Ali lacks patience and “must learn how to stay at the crease longer”.
Mohammad Asif: “Our bowlers had best conditions for swing and seam bowling, but they did not make use of them”
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Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Asif noted that the national team failed to win the 2019 World Cup since their bowlers didn’t take advantage of the conditions.
Sarfraz Ahmed: “We were in a very nice situation after the first day, but we just didn’t capitalise with the bat”
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Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed has conceded that his side’s inability to capitalise on bowling South Africa out for 262 on the first day was the reason why they lost the third Test.
Williamson scored his 19th Test fifty
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New Zealand batsman Kane Williamson scored an unbeaten 78 to leave his side just 47 runs away from whitewashing Sri Lanka 2-0 on the third day of the second Test in Hamilton.
Root’s superb form with the bat continued
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England batsmen Joe Root and Ian Bell both made 60 runs to set Australia a target of 412 to win the first Ashes Test in Cardiff.
Root celebrates after scoring his seventh Test century
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Australia were unable to capitalise on their brilliant start to the 2015 Ashes series as batsman Joe Root led England’s revival with a spectacular knock of 134.
The West Indies ripped through England’s top and middle order
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England failed to capitalise after bowling the West Indies out for 189 on the second day of the third Test in Barbados since their top and middle order completely collapsed.
“A lot of guys are putting in some really strong performances and as a side we’ve pulled really tight”
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England batsman Joe Root has called on the national team to “capitalise on what we’ve started” and end the five-Test series against India with a win at The Oval.
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Ojha stole the limelight with his sixth five-wicket haul
Despite all the attention being focused on Sachin Tendulkar for his 200th and final Test match in an India jersey, the country’s spin duo of Pragyan Ojha and Ravichandran Ashwin stole the spotlight on the opening day of the second Test in Mumbai as they dismissed the West Indies for a dismal 182.