Ramiz Raja: “He has a lot of self-confidence and has gained mastery over his skills”
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Ramiz Raja, the former Pakistan captain, said top order batsman Fakhar Zaman “has a lot of self-confidence” and has mastered the skills he possesses.
Babar Azam: “He is a bowler who has a lot of self-confidence and whenever I asked him to bowl, he bowled with aggression and I’m glad I have a bowler like him in my side”
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Pakistan captain Babar Azam said he is glad to have an aggressive bowler like Shaheen Shah Afridi in the team.
Saqlain Mushtaq: “He is hardworking and wants [to produce] results. He wants to do something. He wants to win. I think the PCB should involve him so that he may transfer all [these skills] to the coming generation”
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Legendary Pakistan spinner Saqlain Mushtaq believes that iconic batsman Younis Khan should be coaching the national team in any capacity.
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“It’s getting to the stage where it’s catching a lot more and clicking a lot more, there’s all those fragments in there that are giving me the s***s”
Australia pace bowler Ryan Harris has admitted that his knee problems have had a direct impact on his self-confidence in the ongoing Test series against South Africa.
Jayawardene wants the Sri Lankan batsmen to step up and humiliate the Australians
Sri Lanka batsman Mahela Jayawardene has challenged all the batsmen to bounce back after their appalling performance in the three-Test series and first ODI against Australia.
Warner has to learn that not all deliveries can be thumped to the boundary
Australia captain Michael Clarke has announced that even though team-mate and opening batsman David Warner is an exceptional player, he has to learn when to apply the brakes and take a more defensive standpoint, especially if the team happens to be in a spot of bother.
Sehwag is taking steps to ensure that he does not get out cheaply any more
He is known to be one of the cleanest hitting batsmen in world cricket today, but India opening batsman Virender Sehwag has admitted that he still feels nervous and has butterflies in his stomach when facing the first delivery of a match.
