No reason was given, Pakistan spinner dropped from the team felt his performances were good

Yasir Shah said no reason was given after he was dropped from the Pakistan team

Pakistan spinner Yasir Shah: “My performances were good. Earlier I had a knee injury, and they assumed it had returned. I told them that if fitness was the issue, then they should conduct a fitness test. But no such reason was officially given”

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Pakistan spinner Yasir Shah was unable to explain why he was dropped from the national team, saying “no such reason was officially given.”

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He deserves consistent chances, Rashid Latif frustrated Pakistan spinner is in and out of the team

Rashid Latif said Pakistan spinner Sufiyan Muqeem deserves consistent chances

Rashid Latif: “Sufiyan Muqeem from Kashmir is repeatedly included and dropped. He deserves consistent chances”

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Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Rashid Latif is frustrated spinner Sufiyan Muqeem is not getting consistent chances to shine at the international level.

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Could not make the most of his opportunities, Mike Hesson on Pakistan power-hitter dropped from the team

Mike Hesson said Pakistan batsman Mohammad Haris could not make the most of his opportunities

Mike Hesson: “We gave Mohammad Haris several opportunities, but he couldn’t make the most of them”

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Pakistan limited overs head coach Mike Hesson explained that power-hitter Mohammad Haris was dropped from the T20I team as he couldn’t make the most of the opportunities that were given to him.

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Personal grudge carried out against them, Moin Khan throws support behind two Pakistan players who were dropped

Moin Khan said a personal grudge carried out against Pakistan batsmen Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan

Moin Khan: “There was no replacement for Babar and Rizwan, so why were they dropped? A personal grudge was carried out against Babar and Rizwan. The strike-rate of the others should also be considered”

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Former Pakistan captain Moin Khan believes Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan were dropped from the T20I team as a “personal grudge” was carried out against them.

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I don’t fear being dropped, Pakistan batsman always trying to win matches for the country says

Pakistan opening batsman Imam-ul-Haq said he doesn't fear being dropped

Pakistan opening batsman Imam-ul-Haq: “I always try to perform in a way that contributes to the team’s victory. Being in and out of the team is part of the game – I don’t fear it”

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Pakistan opener Imam-ul-Haq has no fear of being dropped from the team as he has experienced it on multiple occasions.

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No one wants to play in the middle order, Pakistan all-rounder Hussain Talat admits it’s a dying art

Hussain Talat said no Pakistan player wants to play in the middle order

Hussain Talat: “Pakistan players in the middle order, who can play all forms of cricket, there are very few left. Maybe 4-5 players left, and if you ask them, they also don’t want to play (in that position)”

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Hussain Talat has observed a worrying trend within Pakistan cricket, noting that players are reluctant to bat in the middle order because they risk being dropped if they don’t score runs immediately.

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Why did Pakistan remove Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan in T20Is, Shoaib Malik thinks the move hasn’t paid off

Shoaib Malik said why did Pakistan remove Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan in T20Is

Shoaib Malik: “Are these players playing attacking cricket? Why did you remove Babar and Rizwan then? At least they were scoring lots of runs. Why did you ask them to improve their strike-rate if these players are playing with the same strike-rate?”

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Pakistan all-rounder Shoaib Malik has questioned why Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan were dropped from the T20I team when the batsmen called up to replace them are scoring at similar strike-rates.

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He’s getting back to 140 kph, Ashley Noffke confirms Pakistan fast bowler is aware his bowling speed has dropped

Ashley Noffke said Pakistan pace bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi is getting back to 140 kph

Ashley Noffke: “In terms of pace, he is aware it has dropped and he has experienced a dip in form. Recovering pace takes time, but we’re building nicely now. We’ve started seeing more balls in the 140 kph range during the West Indies series”

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Pakistan bowling coach Ashley Noffke said left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi is starting to hit 140 kph again while bowling.

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