Usman Khan: “I have come into the Pakistan team on the back of performances, so I don’t think about the past. I am grateful that I am getting an opportunity to play for Pakistan. I have no regrets on my decision”
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Pakistan batsman Usman Khan has made it clear that he has “no regrets” about switching allegiance from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to Pakistan.
Babar Azam: “No, I don’t have any regrets”
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Pakistan captain Babar Azam said he has no regrets over not picking in the Test team for four years.
Mohammad Amir: “Of course everybody wants to play for their country. It was my boyhood dream to play cricket for Pakistan and it still is”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir said he still dreams of representing his country.
Pakistan seamer Junaid Khan said he has no regrets about anything in his career
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Pakistan left-arm fast bowler Junaid Khan has made it clear that he has no regrets about anything in his career.
Younis Khan: “There couldn’t have been a more perfect way for me to finish”
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Legendary Pakistan batsman Younis Khan has made it abundantly clear that he has “no regrets” about his illustrious international career.
Mohammad Hafeez said he has “no regrets” about his career
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Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has made it clear that he has “no regrets” about his career.
Azhar Ali: “I think it was the right time to step down from ODI cricket as I was struggling with injury and young players like Imam-ul-Haq and Fakhar Zaman were ready to take my place”
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Pakistan batsman Azhar Ali has insisted that he has no regrets about retiring from ODI cricket.
Azhar Ali: “I’m a firm believer that whatever happens, it happens for the best”
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With the World Cup starting next month, Pakistan batsman Azhar Ali has made it clear that he has no regrets about retiring from ODI cricket.
Buchanan is committed to smoothing out his relationship with White
New Zealand have been the centre of attention in the cricketing world for the past number of weeks, most notably for New Zealand Cricket’s (NZC) dispute with former skipper Ross Taylor over the decision to implement a split captaincy, and while things looked as if it could not get any worse, fresh confrontations have occurred within the board as director of cricket John Buchanan admitted that his relationship with chief executive David White has reached an all-time low.
Bell blamed his poor form on the thought of becoming a father
England middle order batsman Ian Bell had admitted that he may have been trying “a bit too hard” to prove himself towards the beginning of the Test series against India.
