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Azam Khan, the Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman, said he is not bothered by negativity as he has learned to brush it off.
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Azam Khan, the Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman, said he is not bothered by negativity as he has learned to brush it off.

Colin Munro: “A lot is spoken about his weight, but if he is one of the best batters in the country, why not get him in there?”
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Colin Munro, the big-hitting New Zealand top order batsman, said Azam Khan deserves to be in the Pakistan team even though a lot has been said about his weight.

Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan: “I think it does sometimes but now I’m like, ‘Let It be, whoever wants to talk they can talk behind my back. I’m just going to work on myself”
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Wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan said he is sick and tired of people criticising him and talking behind his back.
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Pakistan big-hitter Sharjeel Khan has revealed that he recently did a fitness session where he ran a total of 15km in one day.
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A lot has been said about Sharjeel Khan’s weight since he was called up to the Pakistan team for the tour of South Africa and Zimbabwe, but he insisted that there is “no issue of fitness as such”.

Shadab Khan on Sharjeel Khan: “Definitely, fitness is an issue but as we have seen in this camp that he is working hard on his fitness”
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Pakistan spin-bowling all-rounder Shadab Khan admitted that big-hitter Sharjeel Khan’s “fitness is an issue”, but added that he is working hard to lose weight.

Wasim Akram: “He will have to improve his fitness and he promised me during [the] PSL that once he returns from South Africa, he will work on it during the two month gap”
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Legendary Pakistan left-arm fast bowler Wasim Akram revealed that big-hitting opener Sharjeel Khan promised him that he will improve his fitness.