Pakistan big-hitter Mohammad Hafeez: “I started practicing power-hitting a lot. And, it has helped me a lot to improve my performance”
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Pakistan big-hitter Mohammad Hafeez said his power-hitting skills come from a lot of practice.
Pakistan power-hitter Mohammad Hafeez: “So far enjoying as [amateur], not sure about taking it as professional”
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Pakistan big-hitter Mohammad Hafeez has said that he doesn’t think he will become a professional golfer when he retires from playing cricket.
Mohammad Hafeez: “Good strong base, eye on the ball, good swing and follow through, body momentum”
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Pakistan power-hitter Mohammad Hafeez has provided some tips and advice on how to hit big sixes.
Haider Ali named badminton and golf as his two favourite sports other than cricket
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Pakistan batsman Haider Ali has said that his two favourite sports other than cricket are badminton and golf.
Younis Khan: “I’ve even helped Mohammad Hafeez on his golf swing and Yasir Shah on his hairstyle. This way I can get close to the players and work on their weaknesses”
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Iconic Pakistan batsman Younis Khan revealed that aside from cricket, he helped all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez with his golf swing and spinner Yasir Shah with his hairstyle during the tour of England.
“We now need to focus on his rehabilitation and getting him fit to play for next season”
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Somerset pace bowler Alfonso Thomas has undergone surgery after he broke his ankle while playing golf in Devon.
“Perfect practice makes perfect”
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I believe the true secret to become a great batsman is simply by working extremely hard. I have always lived by the words of South African golf legend Gary Player who said ‘The more I practice, the luckier I get’.
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“This is not the way I wanted my England career to end”
Former England captain Andrew Strauss has finally broken his silence over the heated dispute he had with batsman Kevin Pietersen last summer during the national team’s home series against South Africa.
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The stadium will be torn down after the World Twenty20
Bangladesh’s civil aviation and tourism minister Faruk Khan has revealed that the stadium currently being built in the popular tourist destination of Cox’s Bazar for the International Cricket Council (ICC) World Twenty20 will only be used on a temporary basis.