Babar Azam: “I am looking at [the] PSL and keeping an eye on who is performing well, bowling well”
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Pakistan Twenty20 captain Babar Azam has revealed that he is keeping an eye out for players who perform well in the ongoing Pakistan Super League (PSL) as they could be included in the national team for the T20 World Cup later this year.
The 1,500 net bowlers will be picked from all the State and Territory Cricket Associations around Australia and the Major Associations in New Zealand
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With just over four months to go until the start of the 2015 World Cup, the tournament’s organisers are looking for 1,500 net bowlers to help participating nations during their training sessions.
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Gibson likes the fact that there will be “fierce competition” throughout the CPL
West Indies coach Ottis Gibson has revealed that the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) will provide him with an ample opportunity to scout for younger talents as each franchise must have at least four Under-23 players representing them at all times.
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Richards will coach the Antigua Hawksbills during the CPL
West Indies legend Sir Vivian Richards believes the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) will work wonders for the younger generation as it provides them a unique opportunity to show their worth against some of the top names in international cricket.
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Holding is extremely interested in the CPL development programme
Legendary West Indian pace bowler Michael Holding has announced that the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) can be hugely beneficial for Caribbean cricket as it will help boost interest in the sport and increase attendances for future matches.
McDermott has helped produce some of the greatest young bowlers Australia have seen in a while
Former Australia pace bowler Craig McDermott has announced that he will be returning to his coaching role at Cricket Australia’s Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Brisbane less than a year after he stepped down as the national team’s bowling coach.
Akhtar believes that Pakistan bowling standards have dropped from when he started playing cricket
Former Pakistan pace bowler Shoaib Akhtar has expressed his interest in becoming the new bowling coach of the national side, but stated that he would only accept the role if he was approached by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
