Azeem Ghumman: “Even the current Test captain of [the] Pakistan team, he’s a very hardworking guy. I’ve seen it with my own eyes”
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Pakistan batsman Azeem Ghumman has praised Test captain Shan Masood for being a “very hardworking guy”.
Aakash Chopra: “The more pressure you put on him, the more he flourishes”
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Aakash Chopra, the former India cricketer, pointed out that Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan thrives under pressure.
Younis Khan: “I have tried to work with everyone in the side including Babar Azam. These players are our future. I have no doubts about the skills of Babar. I want him to keep performing better and better”
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Pakistan batting coach Younis Khan has heaped praise on limited overs captain Babar Azam, saying he has no doubts about the star batsman’s skills and talent.
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“I have continued to play in domestic T20 cricket and if the selectors want me to play, I will do so”
Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq has revealed that he is eager to make his Twenty20 International comeback after stepping aside to allow younger players to flourish in the shortest format of the game.
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Gayle may have started a new fashion trend of batting with sunglasses
West Indies flamboyant opener Chris Gayle is renowned for arguably being the best Twenty20 entertainer on the planet, but the big-hitting Jamaican recently admitted that he feels “sad when people just forget all that I’ve achieved” in Test cricket.
Cook is pleased to see all the pace bowlers fully fit and back in action
England Test captain Alastair Cook believes that the overflowing stock of pace bowlers his side have will give them a huge advantage over arch-rivals Australia during the back-to-back Ashes series this year, especially since both countries have pitches that quick bowlers will thrive on.
Ganguly feels that Singh may not have been the best of picks since he has not played international cricket for a while
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly has expressed his surprise over the fact that batsman Yuvraj Singh has made the cut for the 15-man World Twenty20 squad after recovering from a rare form of germ cell cancer.
