He’s similar to Steve Smith, Nasser Hussain compares Pakistan batsman to the Australian superstar

Nasser Hussain said Pakistan batsman Kamran Ghulam is similar to Australia superstar Steve Smith

Nasser Hussain: “Pakistan players generally love the sweep shot, he’s got that in his locker. He used his feet as well. He’s got a bit of Steve Smith about him when he defends the ball and charges. He’s got a bit of swagger about him”

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Former England captain Nasser Hussain sees some similarities between Pakistan middle order batsman Kamran Ghulam and Australia superstar Steve Smith.

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Got a bit of swagger, Nasser Hussain hints elegant Pakistan batsman is similar to Saeed Anwar

Nasser Hussain said Pakistan opening batsman Saim Ayub has got a bit of swagger and hinted that he is similar to Saeed Anwar

Nasser Hussain: “He has been impressive, Saim Ayub. Pakistan have always had some very elegant left-handers. Saeed Anwar was a fantastic, elegant left-hander. Ayub has that sort of flick of the wrists and that backlift as well and a bit of a swagger about him”

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Former England captain Nasser Hussain has hinted that Pakistan opener Saim Ayub has similar traits to the legendary Saeed Anwar.

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Arrogance and swagger, Nasser Hussain on Pakistan batsman who fights fire with fire

Nasser Hussain said Pakistan batsman Mohammad Haris has arrogance and swagger as he fights fire with fire

Nasser Hussain: “I think if those two (Babar and Rizwan) go well then the middle order and then [you got] Mohammad Haris, who has got a bit of arrogance and swagger of youth”

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Former England captain Nasser Hussain said Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Haris “has got a bit of arrogance and swagger”.

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A BATTING WITH BIMAL BREAKING REPORT: From rags to riches: The awe-inspiring story of Afghanistan’s Mohammad Shahzad

Shahzad’s story shows that the road to becoming an international cricketer is not always an easy one

From an early age, Afghanistan-born Mohammad Shahzad knew nothing of life beyond the refugee camp his family and he had fled to in Peshawar after the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979.

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