Babar Azam: “As a team, we are very excited to play Archer because we played [well against him] in the past. If you look, we have bowlers with similar pace like Haris Rauf, Shaheen, and Amir. We are facing them every day so, we are not [afraid], we are excited”
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Pakistan captain Babar Azam said fast bowlers Haris Rauf, Shaheen Shah Afridi and Mohammad Amir have “similar pace” to England speedster Jofra Archer.
Imad Wasim: “I’m learning to bowl a new kind of delivery which I hope will be ready soon because as a cricketer you are always learning and that’s where the coaching staff really help you”
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Pakistan spinner Imad Wasim has revealed that he has been working on a secret new delivery.
Michael Atherton: “Rizwan looks like a battler, somebody who you want in your corner in a tight situation and I thought he played very well. He’s not afraid to play some shots when needed”
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Former England captain Michael Atherton believes that Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan is fearless and “looks like a battler”.
Arjuna Ranatunga: “Not only was he a great admirer of Sri Lanka cricket, he also loved our country”
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Former Sri Lanka captain Arjuna Ranatunga has become the latest ex-cricketer to pay tribute to Tony Greig, stating that the legendary England player and commentator saw his country as heaven on earth.
Hogg believes the Australian batsmen will not even have to break a sweat to expose the weakness of the current Sri Lankan bowling attack
After Australia won their three-Test series against Sri Lanka, former pace bowler Rodney Hogg was not afraid to voice his opinions, as he branded the current Sri Lankan bowling attack as the worst “that has landed on our shores ever”.
Rahim wants his batsmen to have a better sense of judgement in the future
Bangladesh captain Mushfiqur Rahim has admitted that his team’s poor shot selection directly resulted in their humiliating 2-0 thrashing at the hands of the West Indies.
Warner knows his Test career could be all but over if he continues on as a one-hit wonder
Having had only one good innings throughout the entire three-Test series against South Africa, Australia opener David Warner has announced that he is aware his spot on the national team could be in danger if he continues to give his wicket away cheaply.
