Sachin Tendulkar: “Wasim was a master”
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India batting icon Sachin Tendulkar said Pakistan left-arm swing king Wasim Akram was a master of the art of fast bowling.
Sarfraz Nawaz: “Over the course of time, more and more bowlers learnt and perfected the art which was very pleasing, especially given that some felt it was cheating, which of course was never the case”
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Iconic Pakistan quick bowler Sarfraz Nawaz said some cricketers felt he was cheating when he initially got the ball to reverse swing.
Michael Holding: “Waqar Younis, reverse swing that’s the first thing that comes to my mind”
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West Indies pace great Michael Holding said legendary Pakistan pace bowler Waqar Younis is a master of reverse swing.
Kagiso Rabada: “He was a wonderful bowler and he is one of the bowlers I watched in my spare time”
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South Africa pace bowler Kagiso Rabada admitted that legendary Pakistan seamer Waqar Younis “was a wonderful bowler”.
Shaheen Shah Afridi: “In-swing would be like Wasim [Akram] bhai. He is our legend and I would like to improve my in-swing like Wasim bhai”
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Shaheen Shah Afridi said legendary Pakistan left-arm seamer Wasim Akram was a master of the art of in-swing.
Pakistan pace bowler Haris Rauf: “He (Waqar) was a specialist in yorkers and I am also trying to learn from him on how to use the crease and bowl those yorkers”
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Pakistan pace bowler Haris Rauf revealed that he is working on perfecting his toe-crushing yorkers with bowling coach Waqar Younis.
Rashid Latif called Mohammad Yousuf one of the greats of the game
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Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Rashid Latif has called legendary batsman Mohammad Yousuf one of the greats of the game.
Haris Rauf: “You were truly a master with the ball specially your yorkers [will] never be forgotten”
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Pakistan pace bowler Haris Rauf has lauded veteran seamer Umar Gul, saying you are “a master with the ball”.
“Perfect practice makes perfect”
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I believe the true secret to become a great batsman is simply by working extremely hard. I have always lived by the words of South African golf legend Gary Player who said ‘The more I practice, the luckier I get’.
Maxwell tried out his new mystery shot during his stint with Hampshire
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Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has revealed that he is working on perfecting a brand new mystery shot, which he may unveil in the summer.
