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Zimbabwe all-rounder Sikandar Raza has revealed that he talks to veteran Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Malik regularly.
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Zimbabwe all-rounder Sikandar Raza has revealed that he talks to veteran Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Malik regularly.

Sikandar Raza: “We have good players in the squad, even though the results might not show that. I think Craig Ervine will have a good series”
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Zimbabwe all-rounder Sikandar Raza is backing his teammate Craig Ervine to dominate in the upcoming limited overs series against Pakistan.
Sikandar Raza: “I saw Babar during the U19 World Cup [in 2010], when he was 16 or 17 years old, and he has come a long way since then, I must say that it has been a great transformation. I pray and I wish him success”
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Zimbabwe all-rounder Sikandar Raza admitted that Pakistan limited overs captain Babar Azam’s transformation has been awesome.
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Sikandar Raza took a career-best seven-wicket haul to keep Zimbabwe in complete control on the third day of the second Test against Sri Lanka in Harare.
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Zimbabwe captain Sean Williams scored a superb 107 to give his side the upper hand over Sri Lanka on the opening day of the second Test in Harare.
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Sri Lanka batsman Angelo Mathews struck a career-best 200 not out to put his side in complete control over Zimbabwe on the fourth day of the first Test in Harare.
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Lasith Embuldeniya took a five-wicket haul as Sri Lanka fought back on the second day of the first Test against Zimbabwe in Harare.
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Tendai Chatara and Sikandar Raza took three wickets apiece as Zimbabwe skittled Bangladesh out for 143 to take a 140-run lead on the second day in Sylhet.

Zimbabwe have to proceed with caution if they don’t want more players following in Blessing Muzarabani’s footsteps
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Blessing Muzarabani recently decided to bid Zimbabwe and his international career adieu in order to play cricket in England, but given the state of things in the African nation’s cricket board, can you really blame him?