Pakistan batsman Fakhar Zaman: “Sorry that I still haven’t been able to meet the high standards of those ex-cricketers who criticise me but I will work hard, and perform well so that even they will say that my innings aren’t flukes”
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Pakistan opener Fakhar Zaman has apologised for not meeting the high standards of the ex-Pakistan cricketers who have criticised him.
Grant Flower: “Some of the backstabbing by ex-players. And a lot of the politics that happens within the TV channels, the journalists and some of the politics in the PCB itself. I won’t miss those, certainly”
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Grant Flower has admitted that the thing he won’t miss about working in Pakistan is “the backstabbing by ex-players”.
Lillee has been producing the best out of young bowlers for decades
Cricket Australia have appointed former pace bowler Dennis Lillee to their high performance section, where he will take up the role of fast-bowling advisor.
Warne believes people should not robbed of the opportunity to see their favourite players in action
Former Australia leg-spinner Shane Warne has launched a scathing attack against Cricket Australia, calling them “muppets” for the mandatory rotation policy they have imposed on all the players in the national team.
Jones was unimpressed with Warne and Chappell’s “unwarranted and hurtful” criticisms
Former Australia batsman Dean Jones has lashed out at ex-players Shane Warne and Ian Chappell for their harsh criticisms of Cricket Australia’s rotation policy.
Arthur is sick and tired of all the abuse targeted towards the rotation policy
Australia’s newly implemented rotation policy is no stranger to criticism, but coach Mickey Arthur seems to have had enough and launched a scathing attack against all the critics, stating that they only know how to berate everything without having full knowledge of the reasoning behind it.
Laxman believes India will bounce back soon enough
Just under six months ago, former India batsman VVS Laxman bid adieu to international cricket, but recently, the stylish and technically gifted player admitted that he believes he is still fit enough to play Test cricket.
Ashraf was all smiles as he revealed international cricket may return to Pakistan very soon
International cricket could be on its way back to Pakistan after the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) revealed that they were in talks with five cricket Boards about a tour of the country.
