Pakistan batsman Usman Salahuddin: “Whatever targets that I was set, I achieved them. Whatever improvements they wanted from me, I made. But at the end of the day, it’s up to the selectors who they want to pick”
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Pakistan batsman Usman Salahuddin has said he cannot explain why he isn’t being given a second chance to revive his Test career.
“Things are pretty bad”
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Legendary Australia pace bowler Glenn McGrath has announced that India “must get back to the basics” after their nightmarish 3-1 defeat to England.
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“While both these players were signed before I started at the Sydney Thunder, these were well-intentioned decisions that have not proven to be successful”
Sydney Thunder general manager Nick Cummins has admitted that signing Australia captain Michael Clarke and opening batsman David Warner has indirectly contributed to the franchise’s poor record this season.
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“My opinion is that if the technology isn’t perfect, it shouldn’t be used at all”
Australia captain Michael Clarke has questioned the usefulness of the Decision Review System (DRS), stating that instead of doing some good, it only seems to “distort the process”.
Dinda pours his “heart” and soul into every delivery he bowls
Former India batsman Sunil Gavaskar has announced that pace bowler Ashok Dinda always shows a lot of “heart” and effort whenever given the chance to bowl.
Sehwag is not concerned about India’s future
India opener Virender Sehwag has defended the team’s batsmen, stating that they are not embarrassments, despite many cricket pundits saying that they were totally humiliated by the England bowling attack during their recent four-Test series.
Cook noted that this was by far his best series with the bat
England captain Alastair Cook has admitted that the “added responsibility” on his shoulders during the four-Test series against India helped his batting since he felt like he had something to prove.
The new laws took effect on October 30 2012
The International Cricket Council’s (ICC) new and improved international cricketing laws have already come into effect, with Sri Lanka and New Zealand being the first two teams to play under them.
Fountain believes fielding is a key area that Pakistan need to improve on
Pakistan fielding coach Julien Fountain has announced that the national team players should admit their fears and weaknesses if they are to see any improvements in their career.
