Pakistan all-rounder Shoaib Malik: “Yes after retirement from cricket, I have a couple of plans which include commentary and I want to start my social media show as well, let’s hope for the best”
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Pakistan all-rounder Shoaib Malik has revealed that he wants to be a commentator and have his own social media show when he retires from cricket.
Faisal Iqbal: “A voice to be remembered forever! RIP Richie Benaud”
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Former Pakistan batsman and Balochistan head coach Faisal Iqbal has paid tribute to legendary cricket commentator Richie Benaud, saying he is “a voice to be remembered forever”.
Imran Nazir: “I still enjoy watching these highlights just because of Dean Jones’ commentary. Cricket will not have another Dean Jones. You will be missed Deano”
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Former Pakistan batsman Imran Nazir has revealed that he watches his own highlights just to hear Dean Jones’ commentary.
Shoaib Akhtar: “From drivers, runners to my security guys. I took care of a lot of people. I was like if am earning from this country, I have to help my colleagues also”
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Legendary Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar has revealed that he used to do a lot of charity work in India.
Brad Hogg: “Definitely. Cricket is my religion”
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Former Australia spinner Brad Hogg has revealed that he would “definitely” be interested in being part of the Pakistan Super League (PSL).
Michael Slater: “I’m loving being in Pakistan and I’m loving the energy. Cricket is like a religion here”
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Former Australia batsman Michael Slater has revealed that he is “loving being in Pakistan” and admitted that “cricket is like a religion here”.
“He’s got good know-how about Test cricket and we’ve got a lot of youngsters who can draw on that”
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Former South Africa captain Graeme Smith will work with the Proteas as a batting consultant for the remainder of the Test series against England.
“Looking from the outside it looks like a few flash points and a bit of spite but that’s just the nature of Test cricket”
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Australia opener Chris Rogers has dismissed accusations from English commentator Jonathan Agnew that the Baggy Greens failed to honour Phillip Hughes by opting to continue with their aggressive brand of cricket during the recent Test series against India.
“It is appropriate to pause once more and honour a modest hero who thrilled the nation and in so doing won an enduring place in our hearts”
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Australia will don 408, which was Phillip Hughes’ Test number, on their shirts during the first Test against India in Adelaide.
Cozier sees this as nothing more than a “lose-lose situation”
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Commentator Tony Cozier has announced that the West Indies will not be present at the 2015 World Cup if their ongoing standoff with the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and West Indies Players’ Association (WIPA) continues.