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.
Pakistan seamer Khurram Shahzad: “I don’t know who has put that label on me. I’ve been playing in the PSL for the past five years. You just need to adjust your line and length slightly in white-ball cricket compared to red-ball”
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Pakistan fast bowler Khurram Shahzad doesn’t know who labelled him as a red-ball specialist, but made it clear that he doesn’t like having that tag on him.
Pakistan batsman Abdullah Shafique: “I didn’t perform well in some of my recent games, but I have learned a lot from those experiences. Tagging a player as a red-ball or white-ball specialist isn’t fair. A cricketer should be capable of playing all formats”
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Pakistan batsman Abdullah Shafique has made it clear that he is capable of playing all three forms of the game and doesn’t want to be known as a specialist in just one particular format.
Pakistan batsman Ali Zaryab: “I want to play all formats”
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Pakistan batsman Ali Zaryab has expressed his determination to play all three formats of the game and insisted that he is not a red-ball specialist.
Pakistan batsman Umar Amin: “I don’t agree with the tag of only [being a] red-ball player”
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Pakistan top order batsman Umar Amin believes it is wrong of people to classify him as a red-ball specialist as he feels he can excel in all three formats.
Pakistan opener Shan Masood: “It is challenging when people underestimate you or term you as a red-ball cricketer but I know I can deliver in all three formats equally”
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Pakistan opener Shan Masood said it is frustrating when people call him a red-ball specialist as he has proven that can thrive in white-ball cricket too.
Ali Khan Tareen: “Usman Salahuddin – The most difficult batsman to get out in the country”
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Former Multan Sultans co-owner Ali Khan Tareen believes Usman Salahuddin is the most difficult batsman to get out in Pakistan.
Azhar Mahmood: “With Imran, he never disappointed us when we needed him and for someone who had always been considered a red-ball bowler, he performed like a superstar in PSL 6”
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Multan Sultans bowling coach said pace bowler Imran Khan performed like a superstar in the recently-concluded edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL).
