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Uncapped wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan has earned his maiden call-up to the Pakistan team for the tour of England and the West Indies.
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Uncapped wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan has earned his maiden call-up to the Pakistan team for the tour of England and the West Indies.

Misbah-ul-Haq: “Against Zimbabwe, we gave Tabish Khan a chance without compromising on our strengths”
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Pakistan head coach Misbah-ul-Haq said pace bowler Tabish Khan was given the chance to make his international debut since he knew the veteran player wouldn’t compromise the team’s strengths.

Pakistan pace bowler Junaid Khan: “I am playing in domestic and you can still make a comeback in [the] Pakistan team even if you are 35 or 36 years old if you are in the good books of [the] selectors”
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Pakistan left-arm quick Junaid Khan has made it clear that he doesn’t think his international career is over.

Kamran Akmal: “Tabish also deserves a chance to play a Test match against Zimbabwe considering that he has been performing for the past 12-13 seasons”
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Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Kamran Akmal said pace bowler Tabish Khan has been performing well for the last 12 to 13 seasons.

Yasir Hameed: “This is the best time to give opportunity to the new players. Next Test match Saud Shakeel, Zahid and Tabish”
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Former Pakistan batsman Yasir Hameed wants batsman Saud Shakeel, leg-spinner Zahid Mahmood and seamer Tabish Khan to be picked for the second Test against Zimbabwe.
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Batsman Zain Abbas has admitted that it was great to perform against “good bowlers” like Hasan Ali, Tabish Khan and Shahnawaz Dhani.

Jalaluddin on Tabish Khan: “If they are carrying him, they should give him a chance. Otherwise, there is no use to pick him. Now he’s 36, so give him a chance or drop him. Let him play, if he can do well for one or two years, then it’s good”
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Former Pakistan pacer Jalaluddin said fast bowler Tabish Khan should be given a chance during the tour of South Africa and Zimbabwe otherwise it is useless to pick him.

Pakistan fast bowler Tabish Khan: “I bowled [with] a new ball, and everyone appreciated me, which is a perfect thing. Every team member appreciates the other team member, whether it is a senior or junior”
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Uncapped Pakistan pace bowler Tabish Khan has revealed that the players and team management treat everyone with respect, whether they are junior or senior.

Pakistan fast bowler Tabish Khan: “If you’re fit, performing and determined to do well then age is just a number. Even a 19-year-old can get unfit, while a 40-year-old can bowl continuously. It is a matter of how you keep yourself motivated”
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Pakistan pace bowler Tabish Khan said age is just a number as he prepares for the possibility of making his international debut at 36 years old.