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Ihsanullah, the 150 kph Pakistan fast bowler, is gunning for the wicket of Virat Kohli, saying it is his dream to get the India batsman out.
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Ihsanullah, the 150 kph Pakistan fast bowler, is gunning for the wicket of Virat Kohli, saying it is his dream to get the India batsman out.
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Former India batsman Suresh Raina has predicted that India left-arm seamer Arshdeep Singh will get Pakistan captain Babar Azam out in their T20 World Cup clash on Sunday.
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Pakistan fast bowler Zeeshan Zameer said it was a “special feeling” for him when he got captain Babar Azam out.

Umar Gul: “Obviously, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli will hold key for the Indian side but if Pakistan can dismiss their top order early in the powerplay, they can put their middle order under pressure”
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Former Pakistan pace bowler Umar Gul said in order to beat India in their upcoming T20 World Cup, the national team have to do one key thing.
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Former Multan Sultans co-owner Ali Khan Tareen sees greatness in left-arm spinner Faisal Akram and even went as far as saying that the teenager is the “future of Pakistan spin”.
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Pakistan spinner Usman Qadir said he would love to get captain Babar Azam out first ball.
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Pakistan spinner Shadab Khan has revealed that he would have loved to dismiss legendary West Indies batsman Brian Lara.
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Iconic Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar took a trip “down memory lane” when he recalled dismissing legendary South Africa batsman AB de Villiers.

Mohammad Asif: “I enjoyed the challenge that the likes of Virender Sehwag and Adam Gilchrist presented and whilst I knew that they had the ability to play incredible shots and could hit me around a bit, the fact was that I had that knowledge and self-belief that sooner or later I would get them out”
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Pakistan seamer Mohammad Asif said he knew he could get legendary India opener Virender Sehwag and iconic Australia wicketkeeper-batsman Adam Gilchrist out even though they “could hit me around a bit”.