Tanvir Ahmed: “Just look at his fitness level, his run-up while running, his energy – he’s not even putting in any effort. He has injury issues, so how did he make it into the team?”
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Former Pakistan fast bowler Tanvir Ahmed has lashed out at speedster Naseem Shah, accusing him of “not even putting in any effort”.
Pakistan batsman Ahmed Shehzad: “It is very sad to see how poor the fitness of these players is. They have a paunch and double chin. These are all their own mistakes”
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Pakistan top order batsman Ahmed Shehzad has slammed the national players for their fitness, saying they have fat stomachs and double chins.
Pakistan speedster Abdur Rauf: “The most pathetic was the fitness level of the team and coaching staff”
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Former Pakistan pace bowler Abdur Rauf has blasted the players in the national team for their “pathetic” fitness levels.
Tanvir Ahmed: “Naseem shah age [21] years and Shaheen Afridi age 24 years, both should not be in the Test team. Approach 0, fitness level 0, skills level 0. No first-class experience, no speed”
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Former Pakistan seamer Tanvir Ahmed said the pace duo of Shaheen Shah Afridi and Naseem Shah have “no speed” and shouldn’t be in the Test team anymore.
Saud Shakeel: “To be honest, the fitness levels of some of our players went down in the last couple of months, and they accepted it too”
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Pakistan Test vice-captain Saud Shakeel has admitted that some players in the national team know their fitness levels have fallen.
Yasir Arafat: “Mohammad Hafeez as a team director tried to improve [the] fitness standards of [the] Pakistan cricket team but he was wrongly criticised by ex-cricketers. I myself witnessed that [the] fitness standards of Pakistani Players looked below average”
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Ex-Pakistan cricketer Yasir Arafat has come to the defence of former team director Mohammad Hafeez, saying he was “wrongly criticised” after trying to improve the team’s fitness standards.
Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir: “I think my fitness level is much better than it was in 2019 because I’m feeling fitter than I ever did in recent years”
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Pakistan left-arm pace bowler Mohammad Amir believes he can “contribute greatly to the team” since his “fitness level is much better than it was in 2019.”
Wasim Akram: “Looks like these guys are eating 8 kilos of mutton every day. Should there not be tests”
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Legendary Pakistan left-arm seamer Wasim Akram has blasted the national team’s fitness levels, saying it “looks like these guys are eating 8 kilos of mutton every day.”
Misbah-ul-Haq: “He [Sharjeel] has to work hard and meet the required fitness standards of the team. He has to reach a certain level where there are no compromises”
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Pakistan head coach Misbah-ul-Haq has said “there are no compromises” when it comes to opening batsman Sharjeel Khan’s fitness.
Islamabad United said Pakistan seamer Muhammad Musa’s fitness level is 101 percent
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Islamabad United has praised Pakistan pace bowler Muhammad Musa’s fitness level, saying it is at 101 percent.
