The sharpest captain, Wahab Riaz puts 36-year-old Pakistan player above Shahid Afridi, Misbah-ul-Haq and Shoaib Malik

Wahab Riaz said Sarfaraz Ahmed was the sharpest Pakistan captain and ranked him above Shahid Afridi, Shoaib Malik and Misbah-ul-Haq

Wahab Riaz: “I played in Shoaib Malik’s captaincy then in Shahid Afridi’s captaincy, Misbah’s captaincy and Sarfaraz Ahmed’s captaincy. I think one of the sharpest captains of them all was Sarfaraz”

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Wahab Riaz, the left-arm fast bowler, believes Sarfaraz Ahmed was the “one of the sharpest captains” he played under and ranked him above Shoaib Malik, Shahid Afridi and Misbah-ul-Haq.

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He needs to stop hurrying, Azam says about young player who can be outstanding

Babar Azam said Haider Ali can be outstanding but needs to stop hurrying and play sensibly when batting

Babar Azam: “Haider Ali was outstanding today. Sometimes he is in a hurry, but we told him to just play sensibly. The more we back these players like Haider, the better the results will be”

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Pakistan limited overs captain Babar Azam said batsman Haider Ali can be an outstanding talent in the future.

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Inzamam reveals which Pakistan player has ‘performed well in pressure situations’ in the PSL

Inzamam-ul-Haq believes Azam Khan has performed well in pressure situations Pakistan Super League PSL Quetta Gladiators cricket

Inzamam-ul-Haq: “Azam Khan has performed well in pressure situations which is a great quality to have in a batsman. He is a very sensible hitter as he has a cricketing brain and knows how to rotate the strike”

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Former Pakistan captain and chief selector Inzamam-ul-Haq has heaped praise on Quetta Gladiators batsman Azam Khan, saying he has “performed well in pressure situations”.

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Caribbean Premier League 21st match: Gayle storm leaves Trinidad in tatters

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Gayle left a trail of destruction with both the bat and ball

West Indies flamboyant batsman Chris Gayle left the Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel in absolute tatters after his two wickets and half-century helped the Jamaica Tallawahs win the match by three wickets and move up to second place on the points table.

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