I don’t think they want to return, Rashid Latif questions if Pakistan trio want to play T20Is again

Rashid Latif said he doesn't think the Pakistan trio of Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan and Shaheen Shah Afridi want to return in T20Is

Rashid Latif: “They’re playing in the Big Bash and will earn decent money, and I don’t think they’d want to return either. That’s just my opinion. The PCB should give them some liberty to explore other leagues”

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Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Rashid Latif has a feeling that left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi and batsmen Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan don’t want to return to T20Is.

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Spent more money than I made, 140 kph seamer on returning to the Pakistan team

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir said he spent more money than he played in the 2024 T20 World Cup

Pakistan speedster Mohammad Amir: “I came to play the World Cup after leaving my county deal. Honestly, I ended up spending more money than I made. I travelled with my trainer, and all those expenses came out of my own pocket. But that’s a different matter”

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Pakistan left-arm fast bowler Mohammad Amir has revealed that he spent more money than he earned when he came out of retirement to represent his country in the 2024 T20 World Cup.

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Head coach for 3 years, Pakistan batsman Saud Shakeel shares his vision if he became PCB chairman

Pakistan batsman Saud Shakeel said if he were PCB chairman, he would appoint a head coach for three years

Saud Shakeel: “First of all, I would bring a head coach who can not be removed by anyone even if I get dismissed from the chairmanship but he would remain the head coach for three years”

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Pakistan middle order batsman Saud Shakeel has revealed that if he became chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), he would appoint a head coach for three years.

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I will be the first billionaire in US dollars to come from Pakistan, 160 kph pacer insists he is not kidding about this goal

Former pacer Shoaib Akhtar said he will be the first billionaire in US dollars to come from Pakistan

Former pacer Shoaib Akhtar: “I will be the first billionaire in US dollars to come from Pakistan. I want to become richer than Pakistan one day. I am not kidding. I am serious about it”

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Iconic pacer Shoaib Akhtar has shared his dream of becoming the “first billionaire in US dollars to come from Pakistan”.

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He didn’t deserve a central contract, Sikander Bakht blasts 150 kph Pakistan seamer for dictating which formats he wants to play

Sikandar Bakht said Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf didn't deserve a central contract

Sikandar Bakht: “I am shocked that Haris Rauf has been given a central contract by the PCB when the player has rejected playing Test cricket for the country”

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Former Pakistan speedster Sikandar Bakht admitted to being shocked that fast bowler Haris Rauf was awarded a central contract.

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Don’t decrease their salary, Ramiz Raja wants two Pakistan batsmen to be paid properly

Ramiz Raja said the PCB shouldn't decrease the salary of Pakistan batsmen Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan

Ramiz Raja: “This is beyond me. Cricketers should be paid, simple as that. They have a limited career and PCB has a lot to give to the cricketers. If you decrease or withhold the salary of a workforce then it will result in the workforce leaving the job”

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Former cricketer Ramiz Raja has urged the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) not to decrease limited overs captain Babar Azam or wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan’s salary.

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Shahid Afridi paid for my treatment, famous Pakistan power-hitter who had nothing left says

Imran Nazir said Shahid Afridi paid for his treatment when he was suffering from mercury poisoning

Imran Nazir: “I have spent my entire life saving on my treatment. In the end, there was a final treatment, in which Shahid Afridi helped me a lot. He helped me in my time of need”

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Imran Nazir, the renowned Pakistan big-hitting opener, said Shahid Afridi helped pay for his final treatment when he was suffering from mercury poisoning.

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