Sameer Minhas: “I have been following AB de Villiers since childhood”
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Pakistan rising star Sameer Minhas has revealed that he has followed legendary South Africa batter AB de Villiers since childhood.
Ali Raza: “I aim to play for Pakistan in all three formats and carve out my own identity in cricket”
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Pakistan fast bowling sensation Ali Raza has made it clear that he intends to represent his country in all three formats of the game.
Ali Raza: “I watch bowlers like Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis, Mohammad Asif, Rana Naved and Mohammad Sami”
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Rising star Ali Raza said he studies bowlers such as Pakistan’s pace quintet of Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis, Mohammad Asif, Rana Naved-ul-Hasan and Mohammad Sami.
Pakistan speedster Ali Raza: “During my injury, there were times when I didn’t feel like practising. However, the management placed their trust in me, which motivated me to continue working hard”
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Pakistan pace sensation Ali Raza has admitted that he “didn’t feel like practising” at times when he was injured.
Azhar Ali: “There’s some exciting batting talent. The [Under-19] captain Farhan Yousaf, he already represented Lahore in T20 cricket, he’s a very explosive batter who can change the game”
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Former Pakistan captain Azhar Ali thinks Under-19 captain Farhan Yousaf is a player to watch out for as he is “a very explosive batter who can change the game”.
Junaid Khan: “Ali Raza has a bright future”
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Pakistan Under-19 bowling coach Junaid Khan knows 16-year-old fast bowler Ali Raza has a “bright future” and will be a smash hit when he makes it big.
Shadab Khan: “We weren’t sure if Ubaid would last till our turn, but we got him”
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Islamabad United captain Shadab Khan has conceded that he had doubts about whether the franchise would be able to draft Pakistan pace sensation Ubaid Shah for the 2024 Pakistan Super League (PSL).
Chingoka believes the growing problem of racism must be tackled immediately
Long-standing Zimbabwe Cricket chairman Peter Chingoka believes racism still remains a major problem in international cricket today and added that in some cases it has actually become worse.
