Pakistan fast bowler Hasan Ali: “Test cricket is my love. Even if the time comes to retire from T20s and ODIs, I won’t even think about quitting Test cricket as long as I’m fit”
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Pakistan pacer Hasan Ali has confirmed that he will retire from ODIs and T20Is before Tests as he loves playing the longest format of the game.
Hasan Ali: “Babar and I made our debut around the same time. I’ve seen him rise, score runs, and work hard in cricket. He truly is the king of Pakistan cricket”
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Veteran pace bowler Hasan Ali said Babar Azam “truly is the king of Pakistan cricket”.
Hasan Ali: “If you ask me, I want to play for Pakistan in the World Cup and win it for my country. For me, every match is now an opportunity, and I will give my 100 percent”
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Pakistan seamer Hasan Ali has expressed his desire to play in the 2026 T20 World Cup, but knows he faces a tough task in cementing a spot in the team.
Pakistan seamer Hasan Ali: “I was never a brace-leg bowler, but my front leg started to give way. Firstly, it was bending, and then it started to collapse. Due to this reason, my pace got reduced, and I remember that I was bowling at 128, 130 kph speed in the Australia series”
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Pakistan fast bowler Hasan Ali revealed his bowling speed fell between 128 and 130 kph at one point due to a technical issue with his front leg.
Salman Ali Agha: “Hasan Ali has been phenomenal – people are saying he’s bowling like it’s 2017 again. His hard work is paying off”
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Pakistan T20I captain Salman Ali Agha said pace bowler Hasan Ali’s “hard work is paying off” as he has been bowling phenomenally.
David Warner: “Hasan Ali just brings so much energy, and the knowledge he has of the game is phenomenal”
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Australia opening batsman David Warner has praised Pakistan fast bowler Hasan Ali for the amount of energy he brings when bowling.
Pakistan speedster Hasan Ali: “When I got injured in 2019, everyone said my career was over – that Hasan Ali would no longer be seen anywhere”
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Pakistan pace bowler Hasan Ali is glad that he has defied expectations after remembering how “everyone said my career was over” in 2019.
Hasan Ali: “I have a goal – I want to make a comeback to the Pakistan team and play for Pakistan consistently, because whenever I made a comeback in the past, it was only for one match or one series”
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Pakistan fast bowler Hasan Ali is tired of making comebacks and being dropped after one match or series, and is therefore determined to keep hold of his spot in the team for a long time.
Pakistan seamer Hasan Ali: “I haven’t made any major changes to my bowling. Instead, I’ve modified the basics of my bowling and worked on my fitness and diet, which has helped me a lot this season”
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Pakistan pacer Hasan Ali has attributed has return to form to working on his fitness and changing his diet.
Pakistan pace bowler Hasan Ali: “I’m still young and believe in my ability”
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Pakistan seamer Hasan Ali knows he can still have a long and successful international career as he is “still young” and believes his abilities as a bowler.