Pakistan batsman Mohammad Haris: “I’m known for hitting fours and sixes, but modern cricket demands a complete game. I’m now putting effort into rotating the strike – working on singles and doubles – to become more consistent”
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Pakistan big-hitter Mohammad Haris has confirmed that he is working hard to improve his ability to rotate the strike.
Shoaib Mohammad: “I see a tinge of frustration in Babar’s batting these days, especially when the boundaries are not coming for him”
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Former Pakistan batsman Shoaib Mohammad said he sees a “tinge of frustration” when Babar Azam is batting nowadays.
Mohammad Haris: “I can hit sixes and fours, but I need to concentrate on taking singles and doubles as well”
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Mohammad Haris, the aggressive Pakistan batsman, made it clear that he “can hit sixes and fours” but admitted that he can’t solely rely on playing an attacking brand of cricket.
Aamer Sohail: “Over 40 percent of his runs comes through boundaries but at times he won’t be able to hit them at will. To counter that he will have to play sensibly and score runs in singles and doubles but he needs to learn this art first”
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Former Pakistan skipper Aamer Sohail has admitted that scoring runs through singles and doubles is something limited overs captain Babar Azam must learn fast.
“Aggressively is probably the only way I can play in one-day cricket”
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England opener Moeen Ali has announced that the top-order batsmen have to start taking more risks in order put the opposition on the back foot early on in the match.
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Singh’s magical innings included eight boundaries and five sixes
Yuvraj Singh was definitely the king of Rajkot yesterday as he blitzed his way to an unbeaten half-century to lead India to a stunning win over Australia in their one-off Twenty20 International.
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Anderson and Bell were the star performers for England
England landed the first knockout blow of the Investec Ashes series after emerging triumphant against Australia by 14 runs in a Test match that was riddled with spills, thrills, chills and controversies.