Salman Butt: “Give me a whole season and I will perform in it”
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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt believes that he is capable of excelling in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) if he is given the chance to play every game.
Sharjeel Khan: “I will soon return to club cricket but will not rush into domestic cricket as I have been away for nearly 30 months and need time to reclaim my fitness and form”
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Opening batsman Sharjeel Khan has revealed that he will “soon return to club cricket” and will then look to play domestic cricket.
Mohammad Hafeez: “Give up I don’t know this word, my career meri marzi (my choice)”
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Veteran Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has made it clear that he has no intention of giving up on his cricketing career, and added that he will walk away from the sport on his own terms.
Mohammad Wasim on Misbah-ul-Haq: “He knows all the players personally and has been in touch with them but he needs to show his authority”
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Former Pakistan batsman Mohammad Wasim believes that if ex-captain Misbah-ul-Haq were to be appointed as chief selector and the national team’s head coach, he will need to show some authority.
Jofra Archer finished with figures of 3-32 off 15 overs
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Australia managed to salvage a draw on the final day at Lord’s even though they were put to the test by England debutant Jofra Archer and spinner Jack Leach.
Sarfraz Nawaz wants Abdul Qadir to be appointed as Pakistan’s chief selector and Aaqib Javed (pictured) to be the national team’s bowling coach
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Former Pakistan pace bowler Sarfraz Nawaz believes that leg-spinner Abdul Qadir should be named chief selector and seamer Aaqib Javed appointed as the national team’s bowling coach.
Former Australia batsman Dean Jones has applied for the Pakistan head coach role
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Former Australia batsman Dean Jones has applied to become Pakistan’s head coach.
Steve Smith fell eight runs short of his third consecutive hundred
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Steve Smith scored a gutsy 92 before Australia took four wickets to gain the upper hand over England on the fourth day of the second Ashes Test at Lord’s.
Dimuth Karunaratne (right) finished on 71 not out, while Lahiru Thirimanne remained unbeaten on 57
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Sri Lanka captain Dimuth Karunaratne and Lahiru Thirimanne scored an unbeaten 71 and 57 not out respectively to put their side 135 runs away from victory heading into the final day in Galle.
Jofra Archer claimed his maiden Test wicket before heavy rain brought play to an end for the day
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England managed to take three wickets before persistent rain led to a majority of the third day of the second Ashes Test at Lord’s being washed out.
