I really hope he serves Pakistan for the next 10 years, Salman Ali Agha refuses to drop young cricketer

Salman Ali Agha said he really hopes Saim Ayub serves Pakistan for the next 10 years

Salman Ali Agha: “I think Saim Ayub is such a player who can serve Pakistan for the next 10 years, and I am really hoping that he does. So, it is essential to back such individuals until a situation arises where it becomes absolutely necessary to make a change”

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T20I captain Salman Ali Agha has refused to drop Saim Ayub as he wants the talented opening batsman to “serve Pakistan for the next 10 years.”

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Bowling 160 kph without swing won’t get you wickets, Mohammad Asif wants Pakistan pacer to change his line and length

Mohammad Asif said Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf can bowl at 160 kph but won't get wickets without swing

Mohammad Asif: “No matter, if you bowl at 160 kph without swing, batters will take you apart”

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Former Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Asif has told speedster Haris Rauf that if he were to bowl at 160 kph but not get any swing, he would find it tough to take wickets and get smashed for a lot of runs.

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Change or you are gone, Rashid Latif wants two Pakistan batsmen given only 5 games to adjust

Rashid Latif said Pakistan batsmen Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan should be given 5 games to change in T20Is or they should be gone from the team

Rashid Latif: “I would give Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan 5 matches to change their batting approach in T20Is, and if they won’t, then there should be no place in the team for them”

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Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Rashid Latif believes limited overs captain Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan should be given five matches to change their approach in T20Is and removed from the team if they can’t adjust.

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You have become too predictable, Mohammad Asif wants Pakistan new ball bowler to make changes

Mohammad Asif said Pakistan fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi has become too predictable

Mohammad Asif: “Shaheen has become too predictable, especially in his first over. He did have success on the new ball with his full in-swinging ball but now batsmen are ready to hit him [for] boundaries on the same ball”

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Former Pakistan seamer Mohammad Asif believes pace spearhead Shaheen Shah Afridi has “become too predictable” when bowling with the new ball.

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Pakistan used to rule in T20Is, left-arm spinner thinks the team has moved backwards

Imad Wasim said Pakistan used to rule in T20Is, but the team has moved backwards now

Pakistan spinner Imad Wasim: “We used to rule in T20 cricket. I think we have moved back a little now. Maybe our mindset [needs a change] – in all three areas”

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Pakistan left-arm spinner Imad Wasim said the team used to “rule in T20 cricket”, but conceded that the men in green have “moved back a little now”.

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Think about it after the World Cup, Mohammad Hafeez addresses Pakistan captain Babar Azam’s future

Mohammad Hafeez said Pakistan should think about Babar Azam's future as captain after the World Cup

Mohammad Hafeez: “Babar should be fully supported for the World Cup and think about changing the captain after the World Cup”

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Former Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez believes Babar Azam should be “fully supported” during the ongoing 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup and his future as captain should be decided after the tournament.

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It’s not going to happen, Zaka Ashraf responds to questions about Pakistan captaincy and coaching staff

Zaka Ashraf said changes to the Pakistan captaincy and coaching staff is not going to happen

Zaka Ashraf: “Currently, we have no intentions to change the coaching staff or players”

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Zaka Ashraf, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman, has made it abundantly clear that there are “no intentions” to replace Babar Azam as captain or the current coaching staff.

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