Pakistan batsman Ahmed Shehzad: “I feel very sad. I still want to play. After every auction, the days are particularly difficult for me. PSL started in front of my eyes. I have given 18 years to cricket, and suddenly everything feels gone. It hurts a lot. I miss it, and sometimes I cry”
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Pakistan batter Ahmed Shehzad has revealed that he sometimes cries as he still harbours a strong desire to play professional cricket.
Pakistan seamer Hasan Ali: “Once I was crying and she came to me with words of motivation. She guided me to stay committed and work hard”
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Pakistan pace bowler Hasan Ali has revealed that he cried his eyes out after suffering recurring back injuries.
Pakistan seamer Hasan Ali: “I almost had tears in my eyes as I was unable to play for the national side”
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Pakistan pace bowler Hasan Ali has revealed that he almost cried when he was not able to represent his country.
Pakistan fast bowler Tabish Khan: “It was a very depressing moment for me. I was depressed for the last few months due to the death of my father and today I missed him the most”
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Pakistan pace bowler Tabish Khan has admitted that his father’s death was the source of his depression and the reason why he cried after taking a five-for on Sunday.
Mohammad Rizwan: “If we could share a video of us in tears, then they’d know how depressed we all are. But we cannot be like that as that would make us look like cowards”
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Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan admitted that the entire team are upset with the outcome of the England tour, but noted that if the players were seen crying, it would make them look like “cowards”.
Imam-ul-Haq: “I remember crying in the shower for hours that I haven’t even played yet [he played the third ODI of the series in Abu Dhabi]. It’s very easy for young players to get surrounded by self-doubt”
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Pakistan opener Imam-ul-Haq has recalled how he cried in the shower for hours due to self-doubt and the fact that people constantly accused him of getting into the national team since he is the nephew of former captain and chief selector Inzamam-ul-Haq.
Harbhajan Singh: “Younis Khan troubled me a lot. He used to sweep me all the time and used to make me cry”
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Iconic India spinner Harbhajan Singh has revealed that legendary Pakistan batsman Younis Khan “troubled me a lot” and “used to make me cry”.
Haris Rauf: “I gave today’s match ball to a security guy who is from India. When I came to the ground today I told him I am from Pakistan, he got emotional, he cried and he hugged me”
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Pakistan pace bowler Haris Rauf made an Indian security guard cry after presenting him with the ball he took a five-wicket haul with.
Sharjeel Khan: “Because of my mistakes, I became a source of embarrassment for my country”
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Pakistan opener Sharjeel Khan was very emotional when he delivered a heartfelt apology to the Pakistan team and gave an anti-corruption lecture.
Alastair Cook: “There were a few tears but I managed to hold it together”
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England opener Alastair Cook has admitted that he shed a few tears when informing his teammates that he would be retiring from international cricket.
