Hasan Ali: “I am trying to learn a lot from him, it is an honour to play with a great fast bowler, even at this age he has not given up”
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Pakistan seamer Hasan Ali expressed his admiration for England fast bowler James Anderson, saying even at age 39, “he has not given up”.
Harry Brook: “When I was with the Qalandars, he was pretty much the joker on that side”
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England batsman Harry Brook said Pakistan quick Haris Rauf was the “joker” of the group when he played for the Lahore Qalandars in the Pakistan Super League (PSL).
Harry Brook: “He can swing it both ways, and he will seam it as well. I expect him to be very, very dangerous”
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England batsman Harry Brook said Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf is “very, very dangerous” since he can swing the ball both ways at speeds close to 155 kph.
Harry Brook: “If he brings that pace and aggression and uses his skills well, he’s going to be a real handful”
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England batsman Harry Brook said Haris Rauf will be a real problem in England going forward if he continues to bowl with the “pace and aggression” that has made him a fan favourite.
Harry Brook: “Hopefully he bowls the right length for England because he’s got good skills to go with it”
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Yorkshire batsman Harry Brook said Pakistan seamer Haris Rauf has to bowl the right length, especially in England.
Harry Brook: “He’s going to bring pace and aggression”
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England batsman Harry Brook knew that Pakistan pace bowler Haris Rauf would “bring pace and aggression” prior to his stint with Yorkshire.
New Zealand may opt to play Australia and England instead of Pakistan
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New Zealand may postpone hosting Pakistan later this year in order to hold more lucrative series, according to reports.
Kane Williamson raises his bat after scoring his 21st Test century
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New Zealand captain Kane Williamson and batsman Ross Taylor scored 104 not out and an unbeaten 105 respectively before the rain ended the second Test as a draw.
Joe Root celebrates after scoring his third double century in Test cricket
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England captain Joe Root had a day to remember as he scored a superb 226 on the fourth day of the second Test against New Zealand in Hamilton.
Joe Root celebrates after bringing up his 17th Test hundred
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Captain Joe Root and opener Rory Burns scored 114 not out and 101 respectively to lead England’s fightback against New Zealand on the third day in Hamilton.
