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Bangladesh fast bowler Taskin Ahmed has admitted that he really enjoyed getting Pakistan opening batsman Abdullah Shafique out in the recent two-Test series.
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Bangladesh fast bowler Taskin Ahmed has admitted that he really enjoyed getting Pakistan opening batsman Abdullah Shafique out in the recent two-Test series.

Rilee Rossouw: “I think he is world-class cricket player. He is a professional; he [plays] cricket really well, better than most people out there. He is a very enjoyable, loving guy”
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South Africa cricketer Rilee Rossouw has hailed Pakistan limited overs captain Babar Azam as a “world-class” player, saying he is “better than most people out there.”
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Afghanistan spinner Rashid Khan said it is an absolute joy to watch Pakistan opener Fakhar Zaman bat.

Martin Guptill: “I have played against Younis Khan and Mohammad Yousaf in the past. Both were great batsmen and I had enjoyed their batting greatly”
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New Zealand opener Martin Guptill hailed Pakistan legends Mohammad Yousuf and Younis Khan, saying they were very enjoyable to watch.

Danny Morrison: “The number one batsman in the world for T20 is Babar Azam. I love watching him play because of his beautiful wrist work”
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Renowned commentator Danny Morrison believes that Pakistan T20 captain Babar Azam is so enjoyable to watch since he is such an elegant batsman.

Simon Doull: “Pakistan were bowled out for 105 in their first game and then they go and beat the tournament favourites in their own backyard”
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Former New Zealand pace bowler and well-known commentator Simon Doull has admitted that it is so enjoyable to watch Pakistan play as they are so unpredictable.
Gavaskar called on the cricketing world to save Test cricket
Former India batsman Sunil Gavaskar believes that Test cricket has to remain as the pinnacle of the sport and noted that balanced pitches were needed in order to accomplish that.