I want to finish matches at every level, Pakistan batsman with great power-hitting skills says

Pakistan batsman Usman Khan said he wants to finish matches at every level

Pakistan batsman Usman Khan: “I want to finish matches at every level. I want to go back to the dressing room after winning the game”

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Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Usman Khan has expressed his desire to become a consistent finisher across domestic cricket, international cricket and T20 leagues.

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Good to have someone like him, Grant Bradburn sees Pakistan all-rounder as the ideal finisher

Grant Bradburn said it is good to have someone like Faheem Ashraf in the Pakistan team as he is the ideal finisher

Grant Bradburn: “Having someone like Faheem Ashraf in the squad is good, we are hoping he will finish matches now”

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Pakistan head coach Grant Bradburn believes it is necessary to have an all-rounder like Faheem Ashraf in the team as he is the ideal candidate for the finisher role.

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He must be more dominant, Imam-ul-Haq on Pakistan batsman who agrees with him

Imam-ul-Haq said Babar Azam must be more dominant

Imam-ul-Haq: “Babar and I keep discussing this factor, and he agrees with it too. He says that he has now played a lot of cricket and needs to be more dominant and have more command so that he finishes matches more strongly”

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Imam-ul-Haq, the Pakistan opening batsman, said Babar Azam needs to be more dominant when batting and admits it too.

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Injustice to their talent, Ramiz Raja calls out Pakistan batsmen Mohammad Haris and Saim Ayub

Ramiz Raja said when Mohammad Haris and Saim Ayub don't finish games, it's an injustice to their talent and potential

Ramiz Raja: “Not finishing the game is [an] injustice to their talent and potential”

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Ramiz Raja, the former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman, has called out Mohammad Haris and Saim Ayub for not playing the roles of finishers after leading the charge for the majority of a match, saying it is an “injustice to their talent and potential”.

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