I used to be a leg-spinner, Azam Khan names the Pakistan player who made him become a wicketkeeper-batsman

Pakistan big-hitter Azam Khan said he used to be a leg-spinner before his father Moin Khan made him become a wicketkeeper-batsman

Azam Khan: “My dad saw me bowling leg-spin and told me to opt [for] wicketkeeping instead”

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Pakistan big-hitter Azam Khan has revealed that he used to be a leg-spinner before his father, former captain Moin Khan, turned him into a wicketkeeper-batsman.

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I know I can do much better, Pakistan power-hitter disappointed with his T20I stats

Pakistan big-hitter Azam Khan said he is disappointed with his T20I stats as he knows he can do much better

Pakistan big-hitter Azam Khan: “I’m very disappointed with the runs and average I have in T20Is because I know I can do much better than that”

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Pakistan big-hitting wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan admitted he is disappointed with his statistics in T20Is and knows he can do a lot better.

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Such a phenomenal talent, Imad Wasim advises Pakistan big-hitter to get his head right

Imad Wasim thinks Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan is such a phenomenal talent

Imad Wasim: “Just get his head right towards the game because he’s such a phenomenal talent. He is showing [this] all over the world but one season doesn’t make you a bad player”

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Pakistan spinner Imad Wasim thinks wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan is “such a phenomenal talent”, but needs to get his head right in order to perform consistently.

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He has the potential to become captain, Saim Ayub selects Pakistan big man with very intelligent cricketing brain

Saim Ayub said Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan has the potential to become captain

Saim Ayub: “Azam Khan has a very intelligent cricketing brain. He has the potential to become a captain and knows how to use his mind on the field”

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Pakistan opening batsman Saim Ayub believes wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan is capable of becoming captain in the future as he has “a very intelligent cricketing brain”.

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I would have done something different, Pakistan spinner asks why he was not given more chances like Shadab Khan, Mohammad Nawaz and Usama Mir

Pakistan spinner Usman Qadir said he would have done something different if he got as many chances as Shadab Khan, Mohammad Nawaz and Usama Mir

Pakistan spinner Usman Qadir: “Like Shadab Khan, Mohammad Nawaz and Usama Mir, if I had been given constant opportunities, I would have done something different”

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Pakistan spinner Usman Qadir believes he “would have done something different” if he had got as many chances as Shadab Khan, Mohammad Nawaz and Usama Mir.

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Constant failures by Misbah-ul-Haq’s son, former Pakistan batsman disappointed he is getting so many chances

Former Pakistan batsman Faisal Iqbal has slammed the constant failures by Misbah-ul-Haq's son Faham-ul-Haq

Former Pakistan batsman Faisal Iqbal: “Disappointing performance throughout the tournament by Misbah’s son, not surprised he was given chances by the head coach even after constant failures. Shameful”

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Former Pakistan batsman Faisal Iqbal has lashed out at ex-captain Misbah-ul-Haq’s son Faham-ul-Haq for his “constant failures”.

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Ready to play all formats, overlooked Pakistan spinner eager to show what he can do

Pakistan leg-spinner Usman Qadir said he is ready to play all three formats

Pakistan leg-spinner Usman Qadir: “I want to play Test as well as white-ball cricket, playing in first-class [cricket] would be helpful and my job is to perform wherever I get the chance”

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Pakistan spinner Usman Qadir is eager to represent his country in all three formats and is ready to show what he can do with the ball.

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He’s not helping his cause, Wasim Akram disappointed Pakistan player has failed so many times

Wasim Akram said Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan is not helping his cause

Wasim Akram: “Azam… he’s my friend’s (Moin Khan) son. He grew up in front of me, but he’s not helping his cause”

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Legendary Pakistan left-arm seamer Wasim Akram has expressed his disappointment towards wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan, saying his poor performances are “not helping his cause”.

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