If he becomes a finisher, he will be unstoppable, Imad admits Pakistan batsman can become scary good

Imad Wasim said Babar Azam will be scary good and unstoppable if he becomes a finisher

Imad Wasim: “The only thing I want from Babar is to finish the game, because once he starts doing that, he will be unstoppable”

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Pakistan spin-bowling all-rounder Imad Wasim has admitted that if captain Babar Azam becomes a finisher, he will be unstoppable.

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Pakistan player makes scary revelation, says he could become paralysed

Pakistan player Rumman Raees makes scary revelation saying he could become paralysed

Pakistan fast bowler Rumman Raees: “There was a real danger that if I continued playing and pushed myself harder, I could end up possibly being paralyzed as my discs were so badly dehydrated that they could cause real damage to me”

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Pakistan pace bowler Rumman Raees has revealed that doctors told him he could become paralysed if he keeps playing cricket.

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Which Pakistan pace bowler has Glenn Maxwell described as scary?

Glenn Maxwell calls Haris Rauf scary Pakistan Australia cricket

Glenn Maxwell: “Haris has been outstanding today, he scared a couple of the boys in the nets yesterday when he was testing himself out with the speed-gun which wasn’t very nice for our batsmen”

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Australia batsman and Melbourne Stars captain Glenn Maxwell has praised Pakistan seamer Haris Rauf after he enjoyed a superb Big Bash League (BBL) debut on Friday.

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‘It’s scary to think how good’ Smith can become, says Chris Rogers

"He knows he's one of the better players in the world at the moment"

“He knows he’s one of the better players in the world at the moment”

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Australia opener Chris Rogers has announced that “it’s scary to think how good” stand-in captain Steven Smith can become after he made an unbeaten 72 on the first day of the Boxing Day Test against India in Melbourne.

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