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Legendary Pakistan six-hitter Shahid Afridi knows left-arm speedster Shaheen Shah Afridi has the skills required to “trouble any batter in the world.”
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Legendary Pakistan six-hitter Shahid Afridi knows left-arm speedster Shaheen Shah Afridi has the skills required to “trouble any batter in the world.”

Marnus Labuschagne: “He’s got a bit of a lower bat, he sort of stands up on top of the ball a little bit more and he hits quite straight, where you know [Virat] Kohli and Steve [Smith] can tend to hit a bit squarer. He forces the ball down the ground really well”
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Marnus Labuschagne, the Australia batsman, has praised Pakistan captain Babar Azam for the way he hits “the ball down the ground really well.”
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Marnus Labuschagne, the Australia batsman, has admitted that at times, it feels like he has no clue on how to get Pakistan captain Babar Azam out.
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Australia batsman Marnus Labuschagne admitted that Pakistan superstar Babar Azam’s batting in all formats of the game is “pretty impressive”.
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Former Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene has backed Pakistan captain Babar Azam to become the number one batsman in Test cricket.
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Australia batsman Marnus Labuschagne acknowledged that Pakistan captain Babar Azam is one heck of a player.

Mahela Jayawardene: “It depends on the amount of cricket, who’s playing when and how much but the Babar might be the guy”
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Iconic Sri Lanka cricketer Mahela Jayawardene believes Pakistan captain Babar Azam “might be the guy” to dethrone England’s Joe Root as the number one Test batsman.
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Pakistan top order batsman Shan Masood said he is not surprised that Australia batter Marnus Labuschagne was the world number one.

Shan Masood: “He is a prime example, and these are the things you look for. I saw significant improvements in his batting after his spell here”
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Pakistan opener Shan Masood said he has seen “significant improvements” in Australia fan favourite Marnus Labuschagne’s batting.

Shan Masood: “Looking at his career path, Marnus came to Glamorgan, scored about 1,200 runs and then never looked back after getting into that Australian side”
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Pakistan opening batsman Shan Masood said he followed what Australia superstar Marnus Labuschagne did in order to get back into the national team.