Hope he gets a shedload of runs again, Nasser Hussain wants underperforming Pakistan batsman to break out of his rough patch

Nasser Hussain said he hopes Pakistan batsman Babar Azam gets a shedload of runs again

Nasser Hussain: “I just hope Babar Azam goes back to getting a whole shedload of runs. That will be the best thing”

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Former England captain Nasser Hussain wants to see Pakistan batsman Babar Azam get “a whole shedload of runs” again.

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Potent pace attack, Nasser Hussain picks the three fast bowlers that Pakistan should select

Nasser Hussain said Shaheen Shah Afridi, Naseem Shah and Haris Rauf form Pakistan's potent pace attack

Nasser Hussain: “That is a seriously potent bowling attack, and those three seamers in particular”

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Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes Pakistan should continue to pick Shaheen Shah Afridi, Naseem Shah and Haris Rauf as their go-to fast bowlers since they combine to form “a seriously potent bowling attack.”

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Not been that good, Nasser Hussain identifies the Pakistan player not pulling his weight

Nasser Hussain said Pakistan spinner Shadab Khan has not been that good

Nasser Hussain: “One thing that they lack, which is unusual for Pakistan, is their spinners are a little bit out of form. Shadab Khan hasn’t been that good recently”

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Former England captain Nasser Hussain said Pakistan spinner Shadab Khan “hasn’t been that good recently.”

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Offers something different, Nasser Hussain on fast rising Pakistan pace bowler who can be a nightmare for batsmen

Nasser Hussain said fast rising Pakistan fast bowler Zaman Khan offers something different

Nasser Hussain: “Love his character, love his action. Something different. A nightmare to pick up as a batter”

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Nasser Hussain, the former England captain, said up-and-coming Pakistan fast bowler Zaman Khan offers something different as his bowling action makes it difficult for batsmen to see what’s coming next.

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