Pakistan batsman Abdullah Shafique: “I didn’t perform well in some of my recent games, but I have learned a lot from those experiences. Tagging a player as a red-ball or white-ball specialist isn’t fair. A cricketer should be capable of playing all formats”
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Pakistan batsman Abdullah Shafique has made it clear that he is capable of playing all three forms of the game and doesn’t want to be known as a specialist in just one particular format.
Wahab Riaz: “Shadab Khan is a vital member of Pakistan’s T20 setup and a white-ball specialist”
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Pakistan chief selector Wahab Riaz has not given up on out of form spinner Shadab Khan, insisting that he is still “a very important member” of the T20I team.
Wasim Akram: “Test [cricket] is a big boy’s game at the end of the day. You’ve got to bowl eight-over spells. In T20 you bowl four overs and stand at fine leg. Piece of cake”
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Legendary left-arm seamer Wasim Akram has taken a shot at Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf’s decision to pull out of the ongoing tour of Australia, saying “Test [cricket] is a big boy’s game.”
Pakistan all-rounder Faheem Ashraf: “Since I came into the white-ball team, people believed I was a white-ball player. But if you look at my career in domestic cricket, I was performing better in red-ball cricket than white-ball cricket before being called up”
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Pakistan all-rounder Faheem Ashraf has said that people should not mistake him for a white-ball specialist.
Pakistan all-rounder Hussain Talat: “I was never a white-ball specialist. I want to play all three formats”
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Pakistan all-rounder Hussain Talat has said that people should stop assuming that he is a white-ball specialist.
