Haris Rauf: “The more variety you bowl with these days, the better it is… I am working hard to make my death bowling the best it can be, focusing on where I need to get better in the death overs”
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Pakistan speedster Haris Rauf has revealed that he is working hard to improve his bowling in the death overs.
Ubaid Shah: “Batters have every kind of shot in their arsenal. As a bowler, you have to play with their mind. I have worked hard on bringing variety to my bowling, and I am now reaping the benefits of that effort”
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Pakistan pace bowler Ubaid Shah has revealed that he uses mind games to outfox opposition batsmen.
Usman Tariq: “My bowling action is different and variations are also weird. I keep trying different experiments in every match”
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Pakistan spinner Usman Tariq said he keeps “trying different experiments in every match” in order to keep opposition batsmen guessing.
Pakistan seamer Mohammad Wasim Jnr: “Being on the bench is part of the game, but I’ve been working hard in the nets. I like to hit hard lengths and mix in my variations”
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Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Wasim Jnr said he has been “working hard in the nets” as he wants to seize every opportunity he gets.
Ramiz Raja: “I feel he should not bowl the same way repeatedly, he must use more googlies and chinaman variations, otherwise, he becomes predictable”
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Ex-Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja has warned spinner Sufiyan Muqeem not to become predictable when bowling.
Fakhar Zaman: “In my opinion, the Australian bowlers like Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins are really skillful. Pat Cummins does so many variations that it’s difficult to play him, so I enjoy playing them”
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Pakistan big-hitting batsman Fakhar Zaman has chosen the Australian pace duo of Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins as the toughest bowlers he has faced.
Pakistan pace bowler Ahmed Daniyal: “Although I’ve bowled with the new ball before, I actually enjoy bowling in the middle and later phases of the game. With my slower ball and variations, I feel more comfortable in those phases”
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Pakistan speedster Ahmed Daniyal has admitted that he prefers to bowl in the middle and death overs as he feels “more comfortable in those phases”.
Ahmed Daniyal: “Before the season, I had a chat with Aaqib (Javed) bhai about my run-up – it was a bit short earlier. That conversation really helped me gain better control over my bowling”
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Pakistan pace bowler Ahmed Daniyal said he is bowling a lot better after having a chat with Director of High-Performance Aaqib Javed.
David Warner: “What I admire about Abbas is his transparency. If it’s not swinging, he’s open to changing it up with variations, and he responds really well to feedback”
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Australia opening batsman David Warner said he admires the way Pakistan fast bowler Abbas Afridi utilises his variations if the ball is not swinging.
Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed: “It is very important to have variations and then there are a lot of aspects of bowling according to which you employ your variations”
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Pakistan mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed has spoken about the importance of variations when bowling, saying it plays a vital role in getting him wickets.
