Dimuth Karunaratne: “He [is] in the top five rankings in all the formats”
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Dimuth Karunaratne, the Sri Lanka Test captain, admitted that Pakistan skipper Babar Azam is always a threat since he is ranked among the top five batsmen in all three formats of the game.
Herschelle Gibbs: “Babar Azam is a world-class player and is in the top five [batsmen] in all formats around the world”
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Karachi Kings head coach Herschelle Gibbs believes that Pakistan captain Babar Azam “is a world-class player and is in the top five [batsmen] in all formats around the world”.
Inzamam-ul-Haq: “There is no one in the Pakistan top 5 who can hit big or can play at a fast strike-rate”
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Former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq believes that the national team don’t have any big-hitters or quick scorers in their top five.
Zeeshan Malik: “My aim is to finish amongst the top five run-getters in this tournament to repay the faith that our coach Mohammad Wasim has put in me by promoting me from the Second XI team to the First XI”
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Pakistan batsman Zeeshan Malik has revealed that his goal for the National T20 Cup is to finish among the top five run-scorers in the tournament.
Azhar Ali on Babar Azam: “The world is going to know that he’s an all-format batsman and he’s probably top five in the world right now”
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Pakistan Test captain Azhar Ali believes that batsman Babar Azam is among the top five best players in the world right now.
Sarfraz Ahmed: “I intend to bat in the top five”
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Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed has revealed that he is planning to bat in the top five during the World Cup, which begins in England and Wales next month.
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“This is a massive step in the right direction and we will continue to strive for excellence for the cause of putting West Indies cricket back on top of World cricket”
West Indies captain Darren Sammy was all smiles as his side reached the top-five in the latest Test team rankings for the first time since August 2000.
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Kallis has vowed to continue putting his country before himself
South Africa veteran batsman Jacques Kallis has announced that he plays cricket to win and make his country proud, which he believes should be the priority for all players instead of their accolades.