Abdul Razzaq: “Congratulations to Sajid Khan”
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Legendary Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq has heaped praise on Khyber Pakhtunkhwa spinner Sajid Khan for his magnificent performance in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.
Tabish Khan: “Many congratulations to partners Saud Shakeel [for] making 970 runs, Sharjeel Khan for 656 runs and last [but] not least my dearest friend Asad Shafiq for making 748 runs”
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Pakistan pace bowler Tabish Khan believes that Saud Shakeel, Sharjeel Khan and Asad Shafiq have put the national selectors on high alert following the huge impact they had in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.
Pakistan batsman Hammad Azam: “That is the end of this year’s Quaid-e-Azam Trophy. Thank you to everyone for your support we will be back stronger next season Inshallah”
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Pakistan batsman Hammad Azam has vowed to come back stronger and better following his outstanding performance in this year’s Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.
Faisal Iqbal: “Good responsible knock by Akbar”
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Balochistan head coach Faisal Iqbal has called batsman Akbar-ur-Rehman sensible and responsible after he struck a superb 164 in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.
Mohammad Ilyas: “What a knock by Agha Salman and Imran Rafiq”
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Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Ilyas has lavished praise on the batting duo of Agha Salman and Imran Rafiq.
Anwar Ali was extremely impressed with Aamer Yamin’s lethal in-swinger
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Pakistan cricketer Anwar Ali expressed his amazement at all-rounder Aamer Yamin’s lethal in-swingers.
Pakistan spinner Nauman Ali: “I was born in Khipro but later on moved to Hyderabad where I started my cricket career as a left-arm pacer. Later on, I tried left-arm spin bowling and enjoyed it throughout, hence continued with it”
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Talented cricketer Nauman Ali has revealed that he started his career as a left-arm pace bowler before switching to spin because he liked it more.
Sharjeel Khan: “Yes I am 31 now and most importantly, I am enjoying my cricket with an eye to making a comeback to the Pakistan side”
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Pakistan batsman Sharjeel Khan said he may be 31 years old, but that doesn’t mean his international career is over.
Sharjeel Khan: “Of course, it’s in my mind to do whatever I can to make a comeback for Pakistan but at this time, my focus is to do well in domestic cricket”
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Pakistan powerhouse Sharjeel Khan said he is coming to reclaim his spot in the national team.
Pakistan batsman Sharjeel Khan: “My performances in the Quaid-e-Azam trophy have given me a lot of confidence. My intention is to carry on doing well and continue to be amongst the top scoring openers in this tournament”
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Pakistan batsman Sharjeel Khan has said that he will let his performances do the talking as he focuses on making his international comeback.
