Pakistan opener Abid Ali: “The PCB is working hard and there is no security problem in our country, I would like to request other teams to also tour Pakistan and we should have more Test and ODI cricket here”
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Pakistan opener Abid Ali has insisted that “there is no security problem” in the country.
Abid Ali: “I don’t have any complaints against anyone”
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Pakistan opener Abid Ali has insisted that he isn’t angry that the national selectors made him wait this long to make his Test debut.
Azhar Ali: “It’s not good to score 30s and 40s and get out but I’m trying my best”
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Pakistan captain Azhar Ali has admitted that his batting has not been good enough as of late.
Faheem Ashraf: “Congratulations Abid Ali for [your] world record 100, boy you waited, waited and then created history”
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Pakistan all-rounder Faheem Ashraf was highly impressed with and congratulated opener Abid Ali for his record-breaking achievement in the first Test against Sri Lanka.
Azhar Ali: “Big thanks to Rawalpindi for coming in numbers to support our first Test at home… you guys were awesome… love you all”
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Pakistan captain Azhar Ali showed his love and support for the people of Rawalpindi following the first Test against Sri Lanka.
Shahid Afridi: “Congratulations Babar Azam, you continue your journey towards world class Test batsmanship”
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Legendary Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi firmly believes that Babar Azam will become a “world class” Test batsman.
Azhar Ali: “Congratulations Abid Ali on becoming the first batsman to score centuries on both ODI and Test debut, fantastic knock, Inshallah first of many”
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Pakistan captain Azhar Ali has predicted that Abid Ali’s century in the first Test against Sri Lanka will be the “first of many”.
Babar Azam struck five boundaries and two sixes during his unbeaten knock of 59
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Captain Babar Azam struck an unbeaten 59, but his efforts went in vain as the first Twenty20 International between Australia and Pakistan was abandoned due to rain.
