Grant Bradburn: “It’s exciting to catch up with Mir Hamza again, he’s a wonderful human being and I know he’s going to love it here, he’s a very skilful bowler”
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Former Pakistan head coach Grant Bradburn has lavished praise on left-arm seamer Mir Hamza, calling him “a very skilful bowler.”
Wahab Riaz: “Mir Hamza is a very good left-arm bowler who does well with the new ball”
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Pakistan chief selector Wahab Riaz said Mir Hamza is a “very good left-arm bowler” who can make things happen with the new ball.
Pakistan speedster Mir Hamza: “As far as white-ball cricket is concerned, I am ready for both white-ball formats and actively strive to prepare for them”
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Pakistan left-arm speedster Mir Hamza said he doesn’t want to be seen as a Test bowler and believes he is ready to represent his country in ODIs and T20Is.
Mir Hamza: “Wasim Akram advised me to stick to my basics and not try too hard on bouncy Australian pitches. After bowling well, he praised my precision and experience from playing 100 first-class matches, wishing me the best for the future”
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Pakistan fast bowler Mir Hamza has revealed that legendary left-arm seamer Wasim Akram “praised my precision” during the recent three-Test series against Australia.
Mir Hamza: “I thought if I can swing the ball, I’ll have a great opportunity because the batter isn’t set at the time. I thought that way and believed Travis Head was waiting for my out-swinger, but I brought it back in. It was my favourite Test dismissal”
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Pakistan left-arm fast bowler Mir Hamza has conceded that getting Australia batsman Travis Head out for a golden duck in the second Test in Melbourne was his “favourite Test dismissal.”
Shan Masood: “Players like Khurram Shahzad, Aamer Jamal and Mir Hamza have done well in tough conditions”
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Pakistan Test captain Shan Masood lauded the pace trio of Aamer Jamal, Mir Hamza and Khurram Shahzad for grabbing the chances given to them during the recent three-Test series against Australia.
Mir Hamza: “If I can swing the ball both ways, especially when there’s a new batsman at the crease, it’s a good opportunity for me”
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Pakistan left-arm fast bowler Mir Hamza has revealed that he utilises his ability to swing the ball both ways to deceive batsmen, especially those who have just arrived at the crease.
Pakistan speedster Mir Hamza: “I was telling myself I have to prove myself if I want to play international cricket for my country. If you look at my last few matches, I bowled well but didn’t take wickets. So I wanted to change that”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Mir Hamza said he knew he had to prove himself during the three-match Test series against Australia as he hadn’t taken wickets in the last few games he played for his country.
Mir Hamza: “Abdullah Shafique is one of the best fielders in Pakistan. Dropped catches are a part of the game. It’s OK”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Mir Hamza insisted he is not at all concerned about opening batsman Abdullah Shafique’s catching following his disappointing fielding performance during the recent three-match Test series against Australia.
David Warner: “I think the way that [Mir] Hamza bowled around the wicket and pretty much at the end, it was almost like he was bowling with a Duke ball. He actually used his skills very, very well. Made the boys play and put the ball in the right area”
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Australia opening batsman David Warner lauded Pakistan left-arm pace bowler Mir Hamza for bowling in the right areas during the recent three-match Test series.
