Glued to the TV, Athar Ali Khan calls Pakistan player one of the finest batsmen in the world

Athar Ali Khan said youngsters are glued to their TVs when Pakistan batsman Babar Azam is batting

Athar Ali Khan: “I think for youngsters watching Babar Azam bat, it is a treat. It is very special. They’ll be glued to their TV just to watch him bat. He is one of the finest in the world”

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Former Bangladesh cricketer Athar Ali Khan believes youngsters are “glued to their TV” screens whenever Babar Azam is in action as he is one of the best batsmen in the world.

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Play every match as if it’s my last, Pakistan player in no danger of being dropped says

Pakistan captain Babar Azam said he plays every match as if it's his last

Pakistan captain Babar Azam: “I play every match as if it was my last match, and I would like to perform well so that it helps my side win as that is the only performance that counts”

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Pakistan captain Babar Azam has revealed that he treats every match he plays as if it’s his last.

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Everyone is appreciated and respected, Pakistan newcomer for South Africa series says

Pakistan fast bowler Tabish Khan said everyone is appreciated and respected in the national team

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.

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Dismissing Haris Sohail was a treat, Pakistan bowler with five-for on his mind says

Pakistan seamer Ahmed Bashir admitted that dismissing Haris Sohail was a treat

Pakistan seamer Ahmed Bashir: “I really enjoyed the wicket of Haris Sohail as he is a quality player. I was looking for a five-for after dismissing him but could not get there. Now I hope to get five wickets in a match soon”

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Pakistan seamer Ahmed Bashir admitted that dismissing Balochistan captain Haris Sohail in the National T20 Cup was a great feeling.

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‘Don’t treat him like Sarfaraz Ahmed’ – Which Pakistan player is Aamer Sohail talking about?

Aamer Sohail urged the Pakistan Cricket Board PCB not to treat Babar Azam like Sarfaraz Ahmed cricket

Aamer Sohail: “The PCB also needs to support him and don’t treat him like Sarfaraz Ahmed. Babar needs to be backed, if you have given him the responsibility to lead the side”

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Former Pakistan captain Aamer Sohail has urged the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) not to treat limited overs skipper Babar Azam like his predecessor Sarfaraz Ahmed.

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Pakistan pace bowler Sarfraz Nawaz reveals what made Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis so dangerous

Sarfraz Nawaz reveals what made Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis so dangerous Pakistan cricket

Sarfraz Nawaz: “Wasim (Akram) was brilliant with the new ball and Waqar (Younis) was lethal with the old ball. His (Younis) in-swinging yorkers with the old ball were a treat for the eyes”

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Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis are known as the most formidable pace duo Pakistan ever produced, but former seamer Sarfraz Nawaz has revealed what made them so dangerous.

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Kohli: Pakistan clash like any other game

“It’s not like we are playing them for the first time and there’s no need for any extra motivation”

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India and Pakistan is arguably the pinnacle when it comes to on and off-field rivalry in international cricket, but India skipper Virat Kohli insists that his side will treat the match like any other game when the two nations lock horns at the Champions Trophy on June 4.

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Boult: IPL about more than just money

“I’m looking forward to rubbing shoulders with a few more international players and growing my game”

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New Zealand left-arm seamer Trent Boult has made it clear that despite being bought by the Kolkata Knight Riders for INR 5 crore (approximately US$750,000), he is more interested in gaining valuable experience from playing in Indian Premier League (IPL).

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