Stuart Broad: “He’s one of the bowlers I admire hugely, and I want to see him do well”
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Stuart Broad, the England seamer, said he wants to see Pakistan fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi keep on succeeding.
Mickey Arthur: “The key was to give him opportunities to succeed”
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Mickey Arthur, the Pakistan team director, said when he was head coach, he provided captain Babar Azam with the “opportunities to succeed”.
David Wiese: “I can definitely see him captaining Pakistan over the next couple of years”
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David Wiese, the Namibia all-rounder, said he sees left-arm fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi captaining Pakistan in the “next couple of years”.
Imad Wasim: “There is no doubt about Babar Azam’s abilities”
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Pakistan left-arm spinner Imad Wasim said there is no doubt that captain Babar Azam has got the abilities needed to succeed at the highest level.
Wasim Akram: “He is very hungry and very fit”
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Pakistan legend Wasim Akram said captain Babar Azam has the hunger to succeed all the time.
Mushtaq Ahmed: “I have always advised Shadab to play 4-day cricket because you will only succeed in Test cricket if you have played an entire season and gotten used to the habit of bowling more regularly and more often”
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Iconic Pakistan spinner Mushtaq Ahmed said he has always advised Shadab Khan to play 4-day cricket as it will allow him to get better and be more prepared for the hardships of Test cricket.
Younis Khan: “He should play more for the country, and if a little bit of energy is saved, then he can play for himself too. If he keeps playing with this mindset, he will succeed”
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Former Pakistan batting coach Younis Khan has advised captain Babar Azam to “play for himself”, but only “if a little bit of energy is saved”.
Former Pakistan all-rounder Azhar Mahmood: “I have not been approached for the role [bowling coach] by anyone so far”
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Former all-rounder Azhar Mahmood has revealed that he has not been approached to succeed Waqar Younis as bowling coach of the Pakistan team.
Saqlain Mushtaq: “Yousuf was a world-class player and could be successful as batting coach as well”
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Legendary Pakistan spinner Saqlain Mushtaq said Mohammad Yousuf would be a perfect choice to succeed Younis Khan as the national team’s batting coach.
Pakistan batsman Sohaib Maqsood: “the management showed faith and sent me up the order, particularly when I started batting number three, that helped turn things around”
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Pakistan batsman Sohaib Maqsood said he started succeeding after being given a chance to bat at number three.
