Thanks for going easy on me, Shane Watson tells Pakistan player while reminiscing about their fiery battle on the pitch

Shane Watson thanked Wahab Riaz for going easy on him

Shane Watson: “One of the more colourful moments in my career. Thank you Wahab Riaz for going easy on me”

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Former Australia all-rounder Shane Watson thanked Pakistan left-arm seamer Wahab Riaz for “going easy on me” when reminiscing about their fiery battle during the 2015 World Cup.

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Will always play a fiery brand of cricket, Pakistan batsman who can smash bowlers all over the park says his mentality will be the same in all formats

Pakistan power-hitter Azam Khan said he will always play a fiery brand of cricket

Pakistan power-hitter Azam Khan: “To me all formats are important and my attitude to each format is pretty similar which is to play in an aggressive manner”

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Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan has made it clear that he will always play an aggressive and attacking brand of cricket, no matter what format it is.

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‘One of the big challenges is to get used to the pace and bounce’, says Mahendra Singh Dhoni

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“In India even on the best of wickets you don’t get the same pace, or even bowlers who can generate similar pace and bounce”

India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni has admitted that “one of the big challenges” his side face in the upcoming series against South Africa is getting “used to the pace and bounce”.

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Watson unlikely to bowl during first Ashes Test, says Craig McDermott

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“We will wait until the day before the game to see where he is with his bowling”

Australia fast bowling coach Craig McDermott has revealed that all-rounder Shane Watson is unlikely to bowl during the first Ashes Test in Brisbane since he is still recovering from a low-grade hamstring strain he suffered during the seventh and final ODI against India.

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‘I will strive hard in the next 2-3 months’ to regain my spot in the national team, says Harbhajan Singh

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“It has not brought down my motivation…cricket is everything for me”

India spinner Harbhajan Singh has announced that he “will strive hard in the next 2-3 months” to regain his spot in the national team after being dropped, despite performing extremely well during this year’s Indian Premier League (IPL).

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