He can easily score 150 runs in 30 overs, Ramiz Raja names aggressive Pakistan batsman who makes matches one-sided

Ramiz Raja said Pakistan opening batsman Saim Ayub can easily score 150 runs in 30 overs

Ramiz Raja: “Saim Ayub’s form in batting is crucial to remain consistent because when he plays, he makes the match one-sided. If he plays 30 overs, he could easily score 150”

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Former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ramiz Raja believes opening batsman Saim Ayub can easily score 150 runs in 30 overs.

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PCB officials call me crazy when I share my ideas, 160 kph Pakistan fast bowler says

Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar said the PCB officials called him crazy when he shared his ideas

Pakistan seamer Shoaib Akhtar: “What is [the] PCB doing? I study world economics, and when I share my ideas with PCB officials, they call me crazy”

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Iconic fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar has revealed that Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officials call him crazy whenever he tries to share his ideas with them.

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Social media is not going to make you play cricket, Shahid Afridi advises 3 Pakistan players to focus on their discipline, fitness and diet

Shahid Afridi has told Pakistan cricketers Saim Ayub, Khushdil Shah and Abbas Afridi that social media is not going to make them play cricket, so they need to focus on their fitness, diet and discipline

Shahid Afridi: “If you think social media is going to make you play cricket, it’s not possible. Just like I’m talking about Saim Ayib, there is Abbas and Khushdil”

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Legendary Pakistan power-hitter Shahid Afridi has advised opening batsman Saim Ayub, all-rounder Khushdil Shah and fast bowler Abbas Afridi not to spend too much time on social media as it won’t help them play cricket.

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I didn’t receive the respect I deserved, Pakistan big-hitting opener on coming back after illness

Pakistan opening batsman Imran Nazir said he didn't receive the respect he deserved

Pakistan opening batsman Imran Nazir: “Due to illness, I had to quit cricket at a young age, but what saddens me the most is that when I got fit after my illness, I didn’t receive the respect and value I deserved. I was never considered anywhere”

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Pakistan big-hitting opener Imran Nazir has revealed that he didn’t get the respect he deserved after making a comeback following an illness.

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Plays like Travis Head, Harbhajan Singh calls Pakistan power-hitter a game-changer

Harbhajan Singh said Pakistan batsman Fakhar Zaman is a game-changer and plays like Australia power-hitter Travis Head

Harbhajan Singh: “Fakhar Zaman is a very good and quality player. He plays in a style similar to someone like Travis Head. Once he gets going, he can turn the game in his team’s favour. He’s undoubtedly a brilliant player”

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Former India spinner Harbhajan Singh has called Pakistan big-hitting batsman Fakhar Zaman a game-changer and said he plays similarly to Australia powerhouse Travis Head.

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It was wrong to drop him from the ODI team, Tanvir Ahmed hopes Pakistan batsman gets recalled soon

Tanvir Ahmed said it was wrong of Pakistan to drop opening batsman Imam-ul-Haq from the ODI team

Tanvir Ahmed: “I am the same person who said when Imam came into the team that it was a wrong decision, and today I say that dropping Imam from the ODI team is wrong”

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Former Pakistan fast bowler Tanvir Ahmed believes it was wrong for opening batsman Imam-ul-Haq to be dropped from the ODI team.

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Senseless hitting, Salman Butt tells Pakistan batsman to learn how to spend time at the crease

Salman Butt said Pakistan batsman Mohammad Haris needs to avoid senseless hitting

Salman Butt: “He should learn how to spend time on the wicket. There is a difference between intent and senseless hitting”

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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt has slammed big-hitting batsman Mohammad Haris, saying he should avoid “senseless hitting” and learn how to spend time at the crease.

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