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Former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja firmly believes opening batsman Saim Ayub “is moving towards greatness” despite his string of low scores lately.
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Former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja firmly believes opening batsman Saim Ayub “is moving towards greatness” despite his string of low scores lately.
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Pakistan batsman Hasan Nawaz has revealed that he thought he would be dropped after starting his international career with two ducks in a row.
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Pakistan cricketer Ahmed Shehzad has asked where Fakhar Zaman is as he wants the veteran batsman to replace opener Abdullah Shafique.
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Ramiz Raja, the former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman, has pointed out that captain Babar Azam makes headlines even when he gets dismissed for a duck.

Kerry O’Keeffe: “I can watch Babar get [a] 20-ball duck and would aesthetically walk away saying it was a good knock. A good zero, a stylish zero”
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Former Australia spinner Kerry O’Keeffe said even if Pakistan captain Babar Azam scored no runs, it would be a “stylish zero”.

Michael Vaughan: “With that technique, he [Fawad] is basically facing the wrong way when the ball is being delivered. If the ball is moving an inch, he is going to get out. I don’t think this was the time to play Fawad Alam”
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Former England captain Michael Vaughan has questioned why Pakistan opted to pick veteran batsman Fawad Alam for the ongoing second Test in Southampton.

Ramiz Raja: “He was given a chance in difficult conditions but I have to admit that it was a stunning failure”
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Former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja believes that veteran batsman was a “stunning failure” after he was dismissed for a duck on the opening day of the second Test against England in Southampton.

Abid Ali: “We were as much disappointed as the whole nation when Fawad got out. But, it is a game and we should give him some time. I hope he will bounce back strongly”
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Opening batsman Abid Ali has admitted that he and all of Pakistan were disappointed when Fawad Alam was dismissed for a duck on the opening day of the second Test against England in Southampton.