Atiq-uz-Zaman: “Saim Ayub reminds me of Saeed Anwar with pure class and elegance. He’s a complete player, and with a full year under his belt, he’ll be dominating teams worldwide, just like Saeed bhai did in his prime”
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Former Pakistan cricketer Atiq-uz-Zaman admitted that Saim Ayub really reminds him of legendary opening batsman Saeed Anwar.
Wasim Akram: “I have seen Imran Khan in his prime as a cricketer, not off the field as a playboy. He was a proper, proper all-rounder”
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Pakistan pace icon Wasim Akram has lavished praise on legendary captain Imran Khan, calling him a “proper, proper all-rounder”.
Sohaib Maqsood: “Rohit Sharma has scored 35 international centuries after crossing the age of 30 so keep calm Babar Azam’s prime [is] still to come”
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Pakistan big-hitter Sohaib Maqsood believes star batsman Babar Azam has yet to hit his prime.
Ricky Ponting: “Most batters come into their prime in the start of their early thirties”
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Former Australia batsman Ricky Ponting has urged everyone to watch out for Pakistan captain Babar Azam when he is in his thirties.
Faisal Iqbal: “Definitely Wasim Akram bhai and specially in T20 format his skills would have been brilliant to see in modern day cricket”
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Balochistan head coach Faisal Iqbal believes it would have been “brilliant to see” legendary Pakistan left-arm seamer Wasim Akram playing modern day cricket.
Tamim Iqbal: “Saeed Ajmal in his prime was an unbelievable bowler, who you could not pick. I could not pick him”
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Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal has admitted that he “could not pick” legendary Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal.
Suresh Raina: “I think the next two or three years are an extreme prime time for Dhoni”
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India batsman Suresh Raina firmly believes that wicketkeeper-batsman MS Dhoni will be at his very best in the next two to three years.
“He got to the point where he needed to tell someone”
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Steve Pearson, a close friend of Lou Vincent, told Southwark Crown Court that the former New Zealand batsman was desperate to confess his involvement in match-fixing.
No play was possible on the fourth day
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The fourth day of the second Test between Sri Lanka and the West Indies in Colombo was abandoned without a single ball being bowled due to persistent rain.
“My ambition is to continue playing ODI and T20 cricket”
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Sri Lanka opener Tillakaratne Dilshan believes that he “can easily play for another 2-3 years”.
