Succeeded where many failed, Haroon Rasheed applauds Pakistan middle order batsman who has cemented his spot

Haroon Rasheed said Pakistan middle order batsman Salman Ali Agha succeeded where many failed

Haroon Rasheed: “Salman Agha’s exceptional performance is a testament to the success of this strategy”

Image taken by: Bimal Mirwani

Haroon Rasheed, the Pakistan chief selector, has applauded Salman Ali Agha for cementing his position as one of the national team’s go-to middle order batsman.

Continue reading →

He didn’t meet expectations, Haroon Rasheed disappointed with Pakistan big-hitter who was amazing in the PSL

Haroon Rasheed said Azam Khan didn't meet expectations in Pakistan's T20I series against Afghanistan

Haroon Rasheed: “Azam Khan did not perform well in the series against Afghanistan, but mistakes happen”

Image taken by: Bimal Mirwani

Haroon Rasheed, the Pakistan chief selector, said wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan failed to live up to his expectations in the T20I series against Afghanistan.

Continue reading →

Need a left-handed middle order batsman like him, Haroon Rasheed says Pakistan cricketer is very valuable

Haroon Rasheed said Pakistan need a left-handed middle order batsman like Haris Sohail

Haroon Rasheed: “Haris Sohail’s left-handed batting makes him a valuable addition to the middle order, especially on spin-friendly tracks in the subcontinent”

Image taken by: Bimal Mirwani

Haroon Rasheed, the Pakistan chief selector, said Haris Sohail is a “valuable addition to the middle order” since the national team needs a left-handed batsman like him.

Continue reading →

Who said he is done, Haroon Rasheed keeps door open for Pakistan batsman with brute strength

Haroon Rasheed asked who said Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan is done in international cricket

Haroon Rasheed: “The door is open for his return if he works on his issues and improves. Many cricketers in the world have been dropped and made a comeback and played cricket for a long time”

Image taken by: Bimal Mirwani

Haroon Rasheed, the Pakistan chief selector, has made it clear that the door is not closed on wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan when it comes to his international career.

Continue reading →

Shahid Afridi and his selection committee wanted him gone, Najam Sethi on important member of the Pakistan team who makes big decisions

Najam Sethi said Shahid Afridi and his selection committee wanted Babar Azam gone as Pakistan captain

Najam Sethi: “We made an interim selection committee when we took charge. Before the selectors came on board, they told us that there will need to be some changes and Babar needs to be replaced as captain as well”

Image courtesy of: Unsplash

Najam Sethi, the outgoing Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman, said when Shahid Afridi was the interim chief selector, he and his selection committee wanted to get rid of Babar Azam as captain.

Continue reading →

A possibility for the 2023 World Cup, Haroon Rasheed keeping his eye on outstanding Pakistan middle order batsman

Haroon Rasheed said there is a possibility Pakistan batsman Haris Sohail will be picked for the 2023 World Cup

Haroon Rasheed: “Pakistan has to play [the] 2023 World Cup in India. Haris Sohail is an outstanding middle order batter who can play spinners really well”

Image taken by: Bimal Mirwani

Haroon Rasheed, the Pakistan chief selector, said it is possible that “outstanding middle order batter” Haris Sohail will be picked for the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup in India.

Continue reading →

Why would we call him, Haroon Rasheed dismisses rumours selection committee contacted Pakistan player about his comeback

Haroon Rasheed dismissed rumours the Pakistan selection committee contacted Mohammad Amir, saying why would we call him

Haroon Rasheed: “Why would [the] selection committee contact anyone? We said it on the first day that the selection door is open for everyone, now it is up to them how they perform. Then we will judge their performance”

Image taken by: Bimal Mirwani

Haroon Rasheed, the Pakistan chief selector, has made it clear that no one in the selection committee contacted left-arm fast bowler Mohammad Amir about making his international comeback.

Continue reading →