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Mickey Arthur has said that he “loved every minute” of the three years he spent with Pakistan as their head coach.
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Mickey Arthur has said that he “loved every minute” of the three years he spent with Pakistan as their head coach.

Mickey Arthur: “I did not think Umar and Kamran Akmal could win games for Pakistan, I thought they had their time”
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Former Pakistan head coach Mickey Arthur has revealed that he almost never picked Kamran and Umar Akmal as he felt they couldn’t win games for the national team.

Mickey Arthur: “It’s got nothing to do with Misbah and I, Misbah and I are fine – I respect Misbah a lot and I think he respects me and we have a great relationship”
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Former Pakistan head coach Mickey Arthur has insisted that there is no bad blood between him and his successor Misbah-ul-Haq.

Luke Ronchi: “With Babar Azam, I feel that he will be in the same calibre, if not there already, as some of the world’s top batsmen like Virat Kohli, Steve Smith and Kane Williamson”
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Former New Zealand wicketkeeper-batsman Luke Ronchi believes that Pakistan batsman Babar Azam is “in the same calibre” as India captain Virat Kohli, New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson and Australia batsman Steve Smith.

Babar Azam: “I am now more focused on my batting and I spend hours watching videos of my innings. I catch my mistakes and then I try to ensure I don’t commit them again the next time”
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Pakistan batsman Babar Azam has revealed that he spends hours “watching videos of my innings” in order to spot his mistakes.
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Pakistan batsman Babar Azam has insisted that he has no problems with and doesn’t feel any added pressure when compared to India captain Virat Kohli and Australia batsman Steve Smith.

Babar Azam: “Honestly there is no comparison with me right now but eventually I also want to get [to] where he is today”
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Pakistan batsman Babar Azam has admitted that he isn’t as good as India captain Virat Kohli right now, but is determined to “get [to] where he is today”.