Batters ready to hit him for six, Mohammad Yousuf feels Pakistan fast bowler’s technique is damaged

Mohammad Yousuf said batters are ready to hit Pakistan fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi for a six in the first over

Mohammad Yousuf: “Batters are now ready to hit sixes [off] Shaheen Afridi in [the] first over, which means [the] bowling technique of Shaheen has been damaged”

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Pakistan batting icon Mohammad Yousuf said batsmen are ready to hit left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi for six in the first over of a match – something he believes was not the case previously.

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Mickey Arthur seriously damaged Pakistan cricket, player who has scored 11 centuries says

Kamran Akmal said Mickey Arthur seriously damaged Pakistan cricket

Kamran Akmal: “That is how foreign coaches thrive here like Mickey Arthur. They didn’t make cricket better in the country, on the contrary, they damaged it significantly”

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Wicketkeeper-batsman Kamran Akmal lashed out at former head coach Mickey Arthur, saying he seriously damaged Pakistan cricket.

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Bodi banned for 20 years

Bodi has been banned for 20 years after admitting to the charges against him

Bodi has been banned for 20 years after admitting to the charges against him

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Former South Africa cricketer Gulam Bodi has been banned for 20 years by Cricket South Africa after he admitted to “contriving to fix, or otherwise improperly influence aspects of the 2015 Ram Slam T20 Challenge Series”.

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I will be back in time for the World Cup, says Stuart Broad

"It's something that needed to be done – and it should give me a new lease of life for the next few years"

“It’s something that needed to be done – and it should give me a new lease of life for the next few years”

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Just prior to undergoing surgery for his chronic knee problem, England pace bowler Stuart Broad has announced that he will be back in time for the 2015 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.

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