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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt has advised wicketkeeper-batsman Haseebullah Khan to smarten up as he is “a bit flashy for the international level”.
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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt has advised wicketkeeper-batsman Haseebullah Khan to smarten up as he is “a bit flashy for the international level”.
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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt acknowledged batsman Babar Azam “needs to justify his selection” in the T20I team after being provided with the opportunity to make a comeback.
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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt wants batsman Babar Azam to stay in the T20I team, saying he “100% deserves a place” in the side.

Mohammad Hafeez: “I told Wahab that Salman Butt’s past is tainted. He defamed the country and has no place in decision-making roles”
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Former Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez opposed ex-captain Salman Butt becoming a selector, despite left-arm seamer Wahab Riaz asking him twice to approve Salman’s inclusion in the selection committee.
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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt conceded big-hitting batsman Fakhar Zaman “is always a threat” as he can catch fire at any time.

Salman Butt: “Hasan Nawaz has been a great addition since his debut. He’s been playing a brilliant role in the middle order, and by Allah’s grace, Pakistan have found an important player there”
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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt has praised big-hitter Hasan Nawaz as “a great addition” to the team and suggested that the men in green might “have found an important player”.

Salman Butt: “If Saim Ayub has a good day – which unfortunately hasn’t been often due to his lack of consistency – he too can win a game with his ability”
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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt wants opening batsman Saim Ayub to be more consistent as he knows the 23-year-old can single-handedly win matches for the team.

Salman Butt: “If Fakhar faces 40-50 balls, then Pakistan’s chances of winning rise to around 60-80 percent”
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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt reckons the national team’s chances of winning “rise to around 60-80 percent” if big-hitting batsman Fakhar Zaman “faces 40-50 balls”.