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Ramiz Raja, the former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman, said pace bowler Haris Rauf tends to get wickets easily when the opposition batsmen “take chances” against his bowling.
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Ramiz Raja, the former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman, said pace bowler Haris Rauf tends to get wickets easily when the opposition batsmen “take chances” against his bowling.
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Wasim Akram has praised Pakistan left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi for his ability to take wickets under pressure consistently.
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Haris Rauf, the Pakistan fast bowler, said wickets “are not in my mind” as he feels dot balls are “more effective”.
Alex Hales: “In my opinion, with the late swing he gets from a six-foot seven frame, Shaheen is one of the best new ball bowlers in the world”
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Alex Hales, the England opening batsman, said Pakistan left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi is “one of the best new ball bowlers in the world” since he is capable of generating late swing at a height of 6 ft 7 in.
Aaqib Javed: “It doesn’t matter if his two overs were expensive for the team; he covered that up by taking as many wickets in his latter overs. This is the golden attribute which only leaders have”
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Aaqib Javed, the former Pakistan fast bowler, said Shaheen Shah Afridi’s “golden attribute” is his ability to take “many wickets” in his latter overs.
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Colin Munro, the New Zealand opening batsman, said Pakistan seamer Ihsanullah is just hungry for wickets.
Pakistan seamer Ihsanullah: “I always wanted to become like him – learn reverse swing as well as knock the stumps over. He has encouraged me a lot and told me to keep my pace up”
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Ihsanullah, the increasingly popular Pakistan fast bowler, said he wants to learn reverse swing and send the stumps flying.