Long spells with good pace, Umar Gul happy with Pakistan bowler’s standout performance

Umar Gul said Pakistan pace bowler Aamer Jamal bowled long spells at good pace

Umar Gul: “We were expecting from Aamer Jamal that he can bowl… a long spell and good pace. I think he did his job and we are quite happy with him”

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Pakistan fast bowling coach Umar Gul said he was “quite happy” with pace bowler Aamer Jamal’s performance in the recent three-match Test series against Australia.

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Started practising one or two months before every season, Pakistan player who bowled in very hot temperatures said

Pakistan seamer Mohammad Asif said he started practising one or two months before every season

Pakistan seamer Mohammad Asif: “I had a routine, where ahead of the commencement of any season, I would start practising a month or two in advance, even when the temperatures were very hot”

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Pakistan seamer Mohammad Asif has revealed that he used to practise one or two months before the start of the season.

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Why is ex-Pakistan captain Rashid Latif concerned about Naseem Shah and Muhammad Musa?

Rashid Latif concerned about whether Naseem Shah and Muhammad Musa will be able to bowl long spells during Pakistan's tour of Australia cricket

Rashid Latif: “Musa, Naseem and Shaheen Shah Afridi have all [had] injury-prone careers, and it is yet to be seen whether they are capable of bowling longer spells”

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Ex-Pakistan skipper Rashid Latif is worried about the decision to pick the uncapped pace duo of Naseem Shah and Muhammad Musa for the tour of Australia.

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A BATTING WITH BIMAL BREAKING REPORT: Monty Panesar is the perfect bowling partner for me, says Graeme Swann

Swann believes bowling in tandem with Panesar will make his life easier

England off-spinner Graeme Swann has admitted that left-arm spinner Monty Panesar is the perfect bowling partner for him since they both grew up together and he added that it will also take the immense pressure off his shoulders as the go-to man when the Indian batsmen are starting to look comfortable at the crease.

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