Let your instincts and flair take over, Nick Knight gives advice to Pakistan top order batsman

Nick Knight has advised Pakistan batsman Saim Ayub to let his instincts and flair take over

Nick Knight: “My best advice to him is watch that ball and let your instincts and flair take over”

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Former England batsman Nick Knight has advised Pakistan opener Saim Ayub to focus on watching the ball closely and allow his instincts and natural flair to take over.

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I never focused on becoming No. 1 or No. 2, Pakistan batting all-rounder says

Saim Ayub said he has never focused on becoming number one or number two

Saim Ayub: “I have never focused on becoming number one or number two. The coaches help me a lot, and I try to learn from them. My aim is to contribute in batting, bowling and fielding”

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Pakistan opener Saim Ayub has stated that he has never set his sights on becoming the number one or number two ranked player.

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Saim Ayub unconcerned about low scores, refuses to call it a bad patch

Saim Ayub is unconcerned about his low scores and  refused to call it a bad patch

Saim Ayub: “I wouldn’t call it a bad patch; it’s a challenge for me. Such phases come in a career. I am trying to learn and improve. Even when I am not going through a tough time, I still try to learn. I am not concerned about results – I focus on the process”

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Pakistan opening batsman Saim Ayub has dismissed suggestions that he is going through a rough patch, insisting that his recent low scores are simply part of the game.

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A raw talent, Mohammad Yousuf compares Pakistan batsman to Saim Ayub and Hasan Nawaz

Mohammad Yousuf said Pakistan batting all-rounder Maaz Sadaqat is a raw talent

Mohammad Yousuf: “New sensation Maaz Sadaqat is [a] raw talent, just like Saim Ayub annd Hasan Nawaz once were”

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Legendary Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Yousuf has described batting all-rounder Maaz Sadaqat as a “raw talent”, comparing him with Saim Ayub and Hasan Nawaz when they made their international debuts.

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He will start getting exposed, Mohammad Amir on Pakistan spinner everyone is talking about

Mohammad Amir said Pakistan spinner Usman Tariq will start getting exposed

Mohammad Amir: “Usman Tariq will now start getting exposed. He doesn’t bowl with much pace… I said the same about Saim and Abhishek too – international cricket exposes you immediately”

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Pakistan left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir has predicted that mystery spinner Usman Tariq will start getting exposed in the near future.

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All 3 should be in the ODI squad, Salman Butt wants Pakistan to keep 2027 World Cup in mind

Salman Butt said Pakistan batsmen Abdullah Shafique, Saim Ayub and Imam-ul-Haq should be in the ODI team with the 2027 World Cup coming up

Salman Butt: “Abdullah Shafique, Said Ayub, Imam-ul-Haq are such batters who possess the ability to score centuries; all three should be included in the national ODI squad keeping the 2027 World Cup in mind”

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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt wants the batting trio of Abdullah Shafique, Saim Ayub and Imam-ul-Haq to be part of the ODI squad going forward as they have the ability to score centuries.

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What’s the point of selecting them, Mohammad Hafeez calls out 3 Pakistan players

Mohammad Hafeez said what's the point of Pakistan selecting Saim Ayub, Shadab Khan and Mohammad Nawaz if they don't fulfil their primary role

Mohammad Hafeez: “If Saim Ayub doesn’t score runs, what’s the benefit of his wickets? Shadab Khan, Mohammad Nawaz – if they don’t take wickets, what’s the point of their runs?”

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Former Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has criticised all-rounders Saim Ayub, Shadab Khan and Mohammad Nawaz, saying that if they are not fulfilling their primary roles effectively, there is little point in selecting them for the side.

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