You came in through the back door, Ahmed Shehzad blasts Pakistan spinner

Ahmed Shehzad said Pakistan spinner Shadab Khan came in through the back door

Ahmed Shehzad: “First of all, you came in through the back door. You’re neither a performer nor a regular in domestic cricket. Despite not performing at all, you’re getting the backing. You didn’t even do rehab after getting injured”

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Veteran Pakistan batsman Ahmed Shehzad has blasted spin-bowling all-rounder Shadab Khan, saying he “came in through the back door”.

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If he plays any Test cricket, he will get injured, Junaid Khan gives brutal assessment of Pakistan frontline seamer

Junaid Khan said if Pakistan pace bowler Naseem Shah plays any Test cricket, he will get injured

Junaid Khan: “Now if we look at Naseem, since he came back from injuries, you can see his front arm and head positions before injury and now. The bigger problem is that whenever he will play any Test cricket, he will get injured”

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Former Pakistan left-arm seamer Junaid Khan has delivered a brutally honest assessment of fast bowler Naseem Shah, saying he will get injured if he plays any Test cricket.

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Does he play for India, Hasan Ali angry about Pakistan player’s VVIP treatment

Hasan Ali slammed the VVIP treatment Pakistan opening batsman Saim Ayub is getting, asking does he play for India

Hasan Ali: “Saim Ayub is injured. He is the player of your team. Wasn’t I a member of the team in 2020? If another player gets injured, won’t he be a member of the team? Does he play for India? You’re giving VVIP treatment to Saim Ayub”

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Pakistan fast bowler Hasan Ali expressed his anger at the fact that opening batsman Saim Ayub is getting treated like a VVIP (very, very important person), asking “does he play for India?”

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He could get injured because of his bowling action, Atiq-uz-Zaman calls on Pakistan all-rounder to be careful

Atiq-uz-Zaman said Pakistan all-rounder Jahandad Khan could get injured because of his bowling action

Atiq-uz-Zaman: “Jahandad’s action needs to be considered as he clearly has a mixed action which can cause injuries in [the] future”

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Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Atiq-uz-Zaman has pointed out that all-rounder Jahandad Khan could get injured due to his bowling action.

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I doubt he’s injured, Shahid Afridi believes Pakistan player wouldn’t be playing

Shahid Afridi said he doubts Pakistan left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi is injured

Shahid Afridi: “I’ve never got the impression that Shaheen Afridi has an injury. If you’re injured you can’t play as a fast bowler”

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Former Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi doubts left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi is injured, saying he wouldn’t be playing if he was.

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He bowled really well, Saud Shakeel sad up-and-coming Pakistan player got injured

Saud Shakeel said Pakistan seamer Khurram Shahzad bowled really well before getting injured

Saud Shakeel: “He bowled really well, he had a big job coming here. I’m really sad for him that he got injured”

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Pakistan middle order batsman Saud Shakeel admitted he was “really sad” that fast bowler Khurram Shahzad got injured during the recent three-Test tour of Australia as he “bowled really well.”

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No debut for Naseem Shah if 150 kph Pakistan bowler hadn’t been injured, Salman Butt says

Salman Butt said no Pakistan debut for Naseem Shah if 150 kph fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi hadn't been injured

Salman Butt: “If he didn’t get injured, he would’ve played every game, and Naseem might’ve not made his debut”

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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt said Naseem Shah would have probably not made his international debut had fellow pace bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi not gotten injured.

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What’s stopping me, Pakistan left-arm fast bowler eyes international comeback

Pakistan left-arm fast bowler Rumman Raees said what's stopping him from making an international comeback

Pakistan left-arm fast bowler Rumman Raees: “I have been injured during the peak of my career, but I still have five or six years ahead of me, and if I stay fit, I can make a comeback”

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Pakistan left-arm fast bowler Rumman Raees has revealed that he is eyeing an international comeback as he believes he still has “five or six years ahead of me”.

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