Ishant Sharma: “Pakistanis are actually very good people. I traveled to Pakistan and they are very hospitable. They treat you so well and they are not bad at all”
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Former India seamer Ishant Sharma has praised Pakistanis, describing them as “very good people.”
Zain Abbas: “If you look at his career overall, the whole world is praising him and we are criticising him”
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Pakistan batsman Zain Abbas expressed his disappointment at the fact that limited overs captain Babar Azam gets criticised by Pakistanis when he is praised by the rest of the world.
Kevin Pietersen: “They are the most wonderful people who love the game of cricket. They deserve to be able to see it”
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Legendary England batsman Kevin Pietersen has heaped praise on Pakistan, saying the country is full of “the most wonderful people who love the game of cricket”.
Hashim Amla: “The people have been extremely warm and every time I’ve come here – I’ve been here thrice, first time was 13 years ago and I had a lovely time then – the warmth has remained the same amongst the people”
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Former South Africa batsman Hashim Amla has heaped praise on the people of Pakistan, saying that they are “extremely warm” and friendly.
Imran Khan: “This country has more potential than any other country. The reason for that potential is the best resource which is the people. We have dynamic people”
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Former Pakistan captain and the country’s current Prime Minister Imran Khan believes that Pakistan “has more potential than any other country”.
Grant Flower conceded that he would miss “the friendliness of the people”
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Grant Flower has admitted that he will miss the “friendliness” of the Pakistan people, which he said was the best thing about living in the country.
Mickey Arthur: “We will be ready for the World Cup when it starts”
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Pakistan head coach Mickey Arthur has issued a warning to all the other teams, saying his side “will be ready for the World Cup when it starts”.
Sarfraz Ahmed: “I urge our fans and the nation to get behind us for the World Cup”
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Sarfraz Ahmed has urged the people of Pakistan to “get behind” the national team for the World Cup, which will begin in England and Wales on May 30.
Sarfraz Ahmed: “What I would like to request [is for the] Pakistan [people] to pray for us”
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Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed has called on the people of Pakistan to pray for the national team ahead of the World Cup.
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Afghanistan were beaten by seven wickets in their last encounter with Pakistan
Afghanistan will be looking for redemption when they face Pakistan in a one-off Twenty20 International on December 8 in Sharjah after they were beaten by the Pakistanis in a one-off ODI in February 2012 by seven wickets.
