Tanvir Ahmed: “If Haris was going to play like this, then why was Mohammad Rizwan deliberately left out of the team?”
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Former Pakistan fast bowler Tanvir Ahmed has questioned why wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan was “deliberately left out” of the T20I team.
Mohammad Haris: “AB de Villiers is my principal and Jos Buttler is my teacher, whereas I’m [a] student of their school of batting”
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Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Haris has expressed his desire to bat like South Africa legend AB de Villiers and England’s Jos Buttler.
Mohammad Haris: “Yes, faster”
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Pakistan big-hitter Mohammad Haris has advised batsman Babar Azam to bat faster if he wants to revive his T20I career.
Basit Ali: “If Mohammad Haris says Babar Azam needs improvement, I think Haris should be beaten with a stick. Haris, who are you to speak about Babar Azam?”
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Former Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali has lashed out at batsman Mohammad Haris for implying that Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan need to improve their game.
Ramiz Raja: “Haris seems to be in a rush. He tries to hit every ball and appears unsettled at the crease. If he wants to succeed at No. 3, he must improve his shot selection and composure. I’ve personally told him this before”
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Former Pakistan cricketer Ramiz Raja has personally told Mohammad Haris to “improve his shot selection and composure” as he “tries to hit every ball” when batting.
Pakistan batsman Mohammad Haris: “I’m working hard to improve my game awareness. Every cricketer needs to read the match situation and respond accordingly, and that’s something I’m trying to develop further”
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Pakistan batsman Mohammad Haris is working on improving his game awareness as he is determined to perform better in different match situations.
Pakistan batsman Mohammad Haris: “I’m known for hitting fours and sixes, but modern cricket demands a complete game. I’m now putting effort into rotating the strike – working on singles and doubles – to become more consistent”
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Pakistan big-hitter Mohammad Haris has confirmed that he is working hard to improve his ability to rotate the strike.
Pakistan batsman Mohammad Haris: “I’ve played red-ball cricket in the domestic season, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Moving forward, I aim to perform well and earn a place in the national red-ball team”
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Pakistan batsman Mohammad Haris said he wants a spot in the Test team, but knows he will have to work hard for it.
Jason Gillespie: “He’s busy, he’s energetic – that’s what Pakistan needs in the short-format space. I was really pleased when that selection was made”
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Former Pakistan red-ball head coach Jason Gillespie believes the men in green need big-hitting batsman Mohammad Haris in white-ball cricket.
Pakistan batsman Mohammad Haris: “I have no desire to be captain. I prefer focusing on my own performance and fulfilling the role the team expects from me”
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Pakistan power-hitter Mohammad Haris has announced that he has “no desire to be captain”.
