Mohammad Wasim: “We want to try out these new boys like Arshad Iqbal who has a bit of experience as he has been around for the last couple of seasons and has been bowling well not just in the PSL but also in domestic cricket”
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Pakistan chief selector Mohammad Wasim firmly believes that pace bowler Arshad Iqbal deserved to be picked for the tour of South Africa and Zimbabwe as he has done well in domestic cricket.
Moin Khan: “Hasnain has already done well with the team”
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Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Moin Khan has heaped praise on pace bowler Mohammad Hasnain ahead of the Pakistan Super League (PSL), saying he has already done well for the Quetta Gladiators.
Quinton de Kock: “In the last couple of years, Babar has shown that he is top-class and has done well in all formats all around the world. He seems to be only getting better and better also as he goes on”
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South Africa captain Quinton de Kock has heaped praise on his Pakistan counterpart Babar Azam, saying he is a top-class player who is getting better and better.
Mohammad Yousuf: “[Mohammad] Abbas has done well in the past, even on dead pitches in [the] UAE”
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Former Pakistan batsman Mohammad Yousuf noted that Mohammad Abbas’ ability to do well and take wickets on “dead pitches” is the reason why he is a deadly bowler.
Shahzad’s story shows that the road to becoming an international cricketer is not always an easy one
From an early age, Afghanistan-born Mohammad Shahzad knew nothing of life beyond the refugee camp his family and he had fled to in Peshawar after the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979.
England fought back after learning from their mistakes during the first Test
Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes that India’s “bravado” and overconfidence during their four-Test series against England turned out to be their own undoing after suffering a shocking, yet humiliating 2-1 loss in front of their home fans.
