Pakistan batsman Azam Khan has reportedly lost 32kg this year
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Pakistan batsman Azam Khan has reportedly undergone an amazing transformation and lost 32 kilograms this year.
Vinod Kambli: “We were all questioning why a twelfth man was taking a bat to Inzamam, and then the entire incident happened… for what it was, it was shocking, it was really shocking”
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Former India batman Vinod Kambli has revealed that legendary Pakistan captain and batsman Inzamam-ul-Haq tried to attack a fan with a bat after being sledged repeatedly.
Mohammad Yousuf: “I think after Saeed Anwar, Sharjeel Khan is one of the best openers we have had. He has got great hand-eye coordination and also did well against Australia in the limited-overs series in 2016”
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Legendary Pakistan batsman Mohammad Yousuf believes that Sharjeel Khan is “one of the best openers we have had” after Saeed Anwar.
Salman Iqbal: “I believe he is a match-winner and can turn games on his day. He needs to work a little more on his fitness otherwise he deserves a comeback”
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Karachi Kings owner Salman Iqbal believes that opening batsman Sharjeel Khan “deserves a comeback”.
Andrew Flintoff: “I called him and said ‘Shoaib it’s all right. You look like Tarzan but bowl like Jane’, which haunted me straight away. First or second ball, my stump was cartwheeling backwards and as I walked off he gave me that big ‘ooahhhhh’ (Tarzan scream)”
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Former England captain and all-rounder Andrew Flintoff recalled when legendary Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar called him “fat” and screamed like Tarzan.
Rashid Latif: “If Sharjeel comes back, then Fakhar Zaman might be written off and his career might come to an end”
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Former captain Rashid Latif believes that opening batsman Fakhar Zaman may never play for Pakistan again if Sharjeel Khan makes his international comeback.
Waqar Younis: “He has time now and he should work hard, he can be a part of the World Cup team”
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Pakistan bowling coach Waqar Younis believes that opening batsman Sharjeel Khan has what it takes to be part of the country’s squad for the T20 World Cup.
Misbah-ul-Haq: “I don’t doubt Sharjeel’s potential as an opener as he can play at a strike rate of 150. However, he needs a lot of work on his fitness, which he has time for now”
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Pakistan head coach Misbah-ul-Haq has revealed that opening batsman Sharjeel Khan needs to lose weight and work on his fitness if he is to have any chance of returning to the national team.
Dean Jones: “Sharjeel is sending me videos everyday on his fitness. He knows what I expect and he is doing it”
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Former Australia batsman Dean Jones has revealed that Pakistan opener Sharjeel Khan is “sending me videos everyday on his fitness”.
Aamer Sohail: “What we do need to do is to tell Sharjeel what is expected of him which is not simply to try and hit every ball out of the park. He needs to put his ego away and think about what the team requires of him”
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Former Pakistan captain Aamer Sohail believes that opening batsman Sharjeel Khan “needs to put his ego away”.
