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Pakistan rising star Sameer Minhas has revealed that he has followed legendary South Africa batter AB de Villiers since childhood.
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Pakistan rising star Sameer Minhas has revealed that he has followed legendary South Africa batter AB de Villiers since childhood.
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Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has revealed that he wants to help develop the country’s Under-19 cricketers in the future.

Zeeshan Zameer: “It is my wish to play for Pakistan and I am hoping that I will continue to improve myself so that one day I can have the honour to represent my country”
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Pakistan teenager Zeeshan Zameer said he is working hard to improve his game in order to achieve his dream of representing the national team.

Pakistan seamer Zeeshan Zameer: “In terms of speed, I feel that I average between 140-145 kph and I am hoping to increase that even further”
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Pakistan seamer Zeeshan Zameer said he bowls between 140 to 145 kph right now, but wants to increase his speed even further in the future.

Pakistan pace bowler Zeeshan Zameer: “I was fortunate enough to have been guided by Rumman Raees and Hassan Ali who went out of their way to help me develop as a better bowler”
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Pakistan up-and-coming seamer Zeeshan Zameer revealed that fellow fast bowlers Rumman Raees and Hasan Ali helped him become a better bowler.

Pakistan fast bowler Zeeshan Zameer: “I left school in year 7 after I was selected for the regional Under-16 side in 2017 and then suffered a stress fracture of the back which confined me to my bed for almost 8 months”
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Pakistan seamer Zeeshan Zameer said a stress fracture in his back “confined me to my bed for almost 8 months”.

Pakistan seamer Zeeshan Zameer: “We lived in a combined family system whereby 28 of us resided in one house in Nazimabad in Karachi”
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Pakistan pace bowler Zeeshan Zameer revealed that he “lived in a combined family system whereby 28 of us resided in one house in Nazimabad in Karachi”.