Pakistan spinner Ali Usman: “They have put a label on me that it is red-ball… I have not yet got an opportunity in white-ball. The bowler who can play red-ball can play all the formats”
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Pakistan left-arm spinner Ali Usman wants to get a proper chance to play white-ball cricket and dislikes the fact that he is considered to be a red-ball specialist.
Haris Rauf: “I want to play Tests also for Pakistan. I am ready whenever the selectors or the board want me for Tests but my only point is to inform us in advance so that we can go and prepare for red-ball cricket where you have to bowl a lot of overs in a day”
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Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf has reaffirmed his desire to play Test cricket, maintaining that the longest format remains part of his ambitions.
Pakistan opener Imam-ul-Haq: “Whether it’s white-ball or red ball cricket, I’ve developed some new shots”
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Pakistan opening batsman Imam-ul-Haq is working on increasing his scoring options as he has “developed some new shots.”
Pakistan left-arm spinner Noman Ali: “I only play red-ball cricket, so I focus and work hard a lot during the off-season”
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Pakistan spinner Noman Ali attributed his success on the field to the fact that he works hard during the off-season.
Ali Khan Tareen: “He is a super talented, strong and hardworking player. He naturally scores quick and is one of the most aggressive openers in the country”
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Multan Sultans owner Ali Khan Tareen has praised Pakistan batsman Yasir Khan, calling him “one of the most aggressive openers in the country.”
Wasim Akram: “He doesn’t play red-ball cricket. He’s not going to improve. If he’s not going to play, you don’t want a player in your team who refuses to play red-ball cricket”
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Pakistan fast bowling great Wasim Akram has expressed his frustration at the fact that rapid speedster Haris Rauf refuses to play red-ball cricket regularly.
Wasim Akram: “I was talking to Waqar (Younis), and I asked, how come he hasn’t fixed the run-up in the last four or five years since he’s been playing? He said he doesn’t play red-ball cricket”
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Iconic Pakistan pacer Wasim Akram revealed he spoke to fellow fast bowling legend Waqar Younis about why Haris Rauf has yet to fix his run-up.
Wasim Akram: “I think this young fast bowler from Pakistan who hasn’t played for Pakistan yet, Ali Raza, he’s got a bright future ahead”
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Legendary Pakistan left-arm pacer Wasim Akram believes 17-year-old fast bowler Ali Raza has “got a bright future ahead.”
Khurram Shahzad: “I don’t just hope – I firmly believe – that I will play white-ball cricket for Pakistan, in addition to red-ball cricket”
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Pakistan seamer Khurram Shahzad firmly believes that he will play white-ball cricket for his country in the near future.
Pakistan batsman Mohammad Haris: “I’ve played red-ball cricket in the domestic season, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Moving forward, I aim to perform well and earn a place in the national red-ball team”
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Pakistan batsman Mohammad Haris said he wants a spot in the Test team, but knows he will have to work hard for it.
