Kamran Akmal: “Hafeez helped guide the young Haider Ali and played a sensational knock alongside the youngster. Scoring his first fifty in English conditions is a fantastic achievement for Haider Ali”
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Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Kamran Akmal has revealed that all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has been key to Haider Ali’s rise to success.
Shahid Afridi: “Both legends, it is important who can teach the players better”
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Shahid Afridi was asked to pick a better batting coach out of Younis Khan and Inzamam-ul-Haq, but he couldn’t do it.
Sohail Khan: “I asked Waqar bhai to teach me how to swing the ball late. It took him only two minutes to explain it to me. It is because of his tips that I took five wickets in the first innings”
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Pakistan fast bowler Sohail Khan has revealed that he asked bowling coach Waqar Younis to teach him how to swing the ball late.
Faheem Ashraf: “It is an honour to represent Islamabad United and we are learning a lot under the coaching of Saeed Ajmal”
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Pakistan all-rounder Faheem Ashraf has revealed that former spinner Saeed Ajmal has been teaching and helping him a lot.
Waqar Younis: “I get more satisfaction when I am actively involved with the team and trying to help the players to learn about cricket”
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Waqar Younis has revealed that he wanted to be Pakistan’s bowling coach again since he had “some clear ideas on what I want to achieve in this role”.
Shaheen Shah Afridi: “When I was new to cricket, I learned a lot from my brother. He taught me a lot and I still get to learn a lot from my brother Riaz Afridi”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi has revealed that his brother, Riaz, introduced him to cricket, taught him a lot and helped him become a superstar.
“It’s a fantastic opportunity for our bowlers to learn from a living legend and one I’m sure they’ll all benefit from”
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Former Australia pace bowler Brett Lee has agreed to help Ireland with their preparation prior to the start of the World Cup on February 14.
“I think the team could get better with changes and we can match any team in international cricket”
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Pakistan head coach Waqar Younis has announced that he will teach the national team to “play positive cricket” and “play to win” at the same time.
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Sutherland is taking all the necessary steps to ensure another incident like this never occurs again
Cricket Australia chief executive, James Sutherland, has finally broken his silence over the board’s highly controversial decision to axe four players midway through the recent four-Test series against India.
Warner has to learn that not all deliveries can be thumped to the boundary
Australia captain Michael Clarke has announced that even though team-mate and opening batsman David Warner is an exceptional player, he has to learn when to apply the brakes and take a more defensive standpoint, especially if the team happens to be in a spot of bother.