It will happen more in the future, Mohammad Amir told Pakistan batsman not to worry about being dropped

Mohammad Amir said Pakistan batsman Babar Azam will be dropped more in the future

Mohammad Amir: “I told him that this is not the only time it has happened and it will happen more in the future (on being dropped). This is not a one-time thing. A cricketer’s life is like that. But from here, a person comes back stronger”

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Pakistan left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir said he called batsman Babar Azam and told him not to worry about being dropped as “this is not the only time it has happened and it will happen more in the future”.

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The selectors are fooling the public, Ahmed Shehzad seeks real reason why first-choice Pakistan fast bowler was dropped

Ahmed Shehzad: “So, you’ve dropped Shaheen and brought in your own group. What did you achieve by dropping Shaheen? Managing workload, right? You’re just fooling the public in the name of workload management”

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Pakistan batsman Ahmed Shehzad believes the selectors are fooling the public by saying left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi was dropped for the two-Test series against South Africa due to “workload management”.

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Tough decision to drop him, Aaqib Javed on Pakistan player putting up stellar performances

Aaqib Javed: “Leaving out Sajid Khan, despite his stellar performances against England, was an extremely tough and difficult decision”

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Interim Pakistan red-ball head coach Aaqib Javed has admitted that it was “an extremely tough and difficult decision” to drop spinner Sajid Khan for the upcoming two-Test series against South Africa.

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A very poor decision, Sohaib Maqsood unimpressed with Pakistan player’s removal

Sohaib Maqsood: “Sajid Khan dropped from Test Squad [for the] South Africa tour. I know it’s difficult to go with 2 spinners in [the] playing XI in South Africa but dropping [him] from a whole squad is [a] very poor decision”

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Pakistan batsman Sohaib Maqsood believes it was a “very poor decision” to drop spinner Sajid Khan for the upcoming two-Test series against South Africa.

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He wasn’t their favourite player, Kamran Akmal unveils why new Pakistan superstar waited so long to play international cricket

Kamran Akmal: “Why didn’t they give him a chance? Why didn’t they prepare him when the small teams used to tour? Because at that time, he wasn’t their favourite player”

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Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Kamran Akmal believes middle order batsman Kamran Ghulam had to wait so long to play international cricket because he wasn’t the previous management’s “favourite player”.

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The decision to rest Babar Azam partially paid off, Pakistan Test captain Shan Masood explains why

Shan Masood: “The decision to rest Babar partially paid off when Kamran Ghulam scored a hundred”

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Pakistan Test captain Shan Masood admitted that the decision to rest Babar Azam midway through the three-Test series against England in October 2024 “partially paid off” when middle order batsman Kamran Ghulam scored a century on debut.

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Don’t think you’re a great captain who will keep hold of his place in the team, Ramiz Raja gives Pakistan batsman a reality check

Ramiz Raja: “He needs to work on his batting. It’s not like he is a great captain and so if he keeps getting out [for] ducks, he would still have his place in the side”

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Former Pakistan cricketer Ramiz Raja has advised Test skipper Shan Masood to “work on his batting”, saying he is not “a great captain” who will retain his spot in the team “if he keeps getting out [for] ducks”.

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A few low scores feels like an extended dry spell, Salman Butt hails Pakistan batsman’s incredibly high standards

Salman Butt: “Babar Azam has set such incredibly high standards that even a few low scores feel like an extended dry spell”

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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt said Babar Azam has “set such incredibly high standards” that when he fails to score runs in a few matches, it feels as if he is going through “an extended dry spell”.

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