Salman Butt: “Now, if you want Babar to dance like Michael Jackson and sing like Noor Jahan, that’s not possible”
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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt said it is “not possible” for current skipper Babar Azam to “dance like Michael Jackson”.
Mickey Arthur: “This is a man of incredible talent with great skills, his character defines him and allows him to be the cricketer he is….protect this guy”
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Former Pakistan head coach Mickey Arthur firmly believes that pace bowler Hasan Ali is an “incredible talent with great skills”.
Shoaib Akhtar: “Where batsman David Warner hit me for three or four boundaries, even though it was at the end of my career, I knew what to bowl but couldn’t bowl the way Amir was reading the situation. On the same pitch, he [Amir] was making Warner dance in Birmingham”
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Legendary Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar recalled the time when left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir troubled Australia opener David Warner immensely with his bowling.
Hasan Ali: “I love dance, but just watch. I can’t dance. I can [do] some moves like this (shows off dance move) and that”
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Pakistan pace bowler Hasan Ali showed off his bhangra dance moves on legendary seamer Shoaib Akhtar’s YouTube channel, but hilariously admitted that “I can’t dance”.
Will Chris Gayle have a new dance or celebration when he returns?
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The self-proclaimed Universe Boss is set to make his international comeback in the ODI series against England next month after being included in the West Indies’ squad.
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“It feels better to hit a guy who was talking a lot!”
West Indies Twenty20 captain Darren Sammy evoked a round of laughter and cheers from the media when he walked into the post-match press conference with his pads still on after leading his side to a thrilling six-wicket win over Australia.
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The pace trio visited the theatre just hours before their flight to Zimbabwe
Pakistan’s newly appointed team manager Moin Khan may speak about off-field discipline as much as he wants, but it seems as if it is going in one ear and out the other for some of the national players, especially after the pace trio of Junaid Khan, Anwar Ali and Ali Asad were caught watching an indecent dance show on security cameras.
