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Pakistan opener Shan Masood has revealed that he has “always had a student-mentor relationship” with legendary batsman Younis Khan.
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Pakistan opener Shan Masood has revealed that he has “always had a student-mentor relationship” with legendary batsman Younis Khan.
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Legendary spinner Mushtaq Ahmed has been named Pakistan’s spin bowling coach and mentor for the upcoming tour of England.

Younis Khan: “For me, there has never been a bigger honour and a better feeling than to represent my country and I feel privileged to have been again offered the opportunity to serve it for a challenging but exciting tour of England”
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Legendary batsman Younis Khan has been appointed as Pakistan’s batting coach for the upcoming tour of England.

Wasim Akram: “The likes of Anderson and Broad, who are among the top bowlers in the world, will move the ball around all day. It will be a big test for Misbah and co”
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Legendary Pakistan left-arm seamer Wasim Akram has admitted that the upcoming tour of England “will be a big test for Misbah and co”.
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Former Australia spinner Brad Hogg believes that pace bowler Mohammad Abbas will be Pakistan’s highest wicket-taker during the three-Test series against England this summer.

Wasim Akram: “Shan Masood is a good player but needs to work on leaving the ball and driving as he mainly plays on the on-side, which will make the English bowlers bowl [to] him outside [the] off-stump”
Legendary Pakistan left-arm seamer Wasim Akram has admitted that opener Shan Masood could struggle during the upcoming tour of England.

Junaid Khan: “For example, let’s say West Indies squad travel and train together and during a Test match, one of those players [tests] positive for COVID-19, then what would be the result of that?”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Junaid Khan has some concerns about the national team touring England this summer.

Sarfaraz Ahmed: “England tour has always been tough for the Pakistan team. Since the conditions are quite different over there, our players find it difficult to adapt to them. Hopefully, our performance will be much better in the upcoming tour”
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Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Sarfaraz Ahmed has admitted that the upcoming tour of England will be extremely tough, but is optimistic that the national team will perform well there.