Wahab Riaz: “See, I wasn’t a part of the Test team since 2017 so there is no point that I was behind money or anything else. I wanted to have a little rest from Test cricket and focus on white-ball format”
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Pakistan left-arm fast bowler Wahab Riaz revealed that he wanted a “little rest from Test cricket” because he hasn’t been picked regularly since 2017.
Brett Lee: “I see this guy with the beautiful black flowing hair running in with a quick arm action and I went ‘Holy smoke! That is good pace'”
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Legendary Australia fast bowler Brett Lee admitted that the first time he saw iconic Pakistan seamer Shoaib Akhtar bowling, he thought “Holy smoke! That is good pace”.
Brad Hogg: “I feel Williamson, Kohli at present with [their] longevity. They have a proven record of performing in the tough situations. Babar is breathing on their necks he is that close”
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Former Australia spinner Brad Hogg believes that Pakistan limited overs captain Babar Azam is breathing down the necks of India captain Virat Kohli and New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson in regards to the best batsmen today.
Rashid Latif: “The biggest regret of my life, I didn’t let my son play cricket, I should have”
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Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Rashid Latif has admitted that the “biggest regret of my life” was not letting his son play cricket.
Tom Moody: “They have to develop the young batsmen outside that franchise model. The domestic structure around the PSL is vital to their acceleration”
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Former Australia batsman Tom Moody revealed that Pakistan’s domestic structure outside the Pakistan Super League (PSL) needs to be improved.
Ian Bishop: “We saw a very good young player in Haider Ali opening the batting in Under-19 World Cup and then having a really good PSL”
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Former West Indies fast bowler Ian Bishop has revealed that young Pakistan batsman Haider Ali is someone people should keep an eye out for.
Pakistan seamer Mohammad Asif: “From the time I was a matric student, I would continuously practice bowling from 2-6pm every day”
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Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif has revealed that he used to practice from 2pm to 6pm every day when he was a matric student.
Mohammad Asif: “Before when batsmen came into the team, they spoke of role models like Mohammad Yousuf or Younis Khan, but looking at the batsmen in our team today, no one wants to use them as role models”
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Veteran seamer Mohammad Asif has claimed that the current Pakistan team don’t consider the past legends as role models.
Mohammad Asif: “We need some more batsmen like Babar Azam in our middle order who can become the backbone of the team”
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Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif believes that the national team is lacking more middle order batsmen like limited overs captain Babar Azam.
Mohammad Asif: “The best 3-4 fast bowlers who have come to the fore in the past have been Gujjars – Shoaib Akhtar, Amir and I are all Gujjars”
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Pakistan seamer Mohammad Asif noted that the “best 3-4 fast bowlers who have come to the fore in the past have been Gujjars”.
