Young and inexperienced, Mohammad Rizwan helping guide promising Pakistan pace duo

Mohammad Rizwan said he wants to guide the Pakistan pace duo of Ubaid Shah and Akif Javed as they are young and inexperienced

Mohammad Rizwan: “Our bowling attack includes many young and inexperienced players like Ubaid Shah and Akif Javed. I want to guide them during the game, understand what’s going on in their minds, and help them stay composed”

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Pakistan ODI captain Mohammad Rizwan has been guiding young fast bowlers Ubaid Shah and Akif Javed as they are “young and inexperienced”.

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Players his age aren’t that calm and composed, Salman Ali Agha calls 22-year-old Pakistan batsman a great talent

Salman Ali Agha said Pakistan opening batsman Saim Ayub is a great talent as players his age aren't that calm and composed

Salman Ali Agha: “He’s so young. At his age, normally, players don’t have that kind of a head on their shoulders. He’s a great talent”

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Pakistan limited overs vice-captain Salman Ali Agha has called opening batsman Saim Ayub a “great talent” and said players his age usually aren’t so calm and composed.

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I know I can still bowl 145 kph, Pakistan quick criticised for bowling too slow insists he is fit and young

Pakistan quick Shaheen Shah Afridi said he knows he can still bowl between 140 and 145 kph

Pakistan quick Shaheen Shah Afridi: “I know I can still bowl 140 or 145, but you have to do everything when the time is right”

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Pakistan T20I captain Shaheen Shah Afridi has hit back at those who have criticised him for bowling to slow, insisting that he is still capable of hitting speeds between 140 and 145 kph.

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Can play for another 3-4 years, 36-year-old Pakistan player who still has a lot to offer says

Pakistan left-arm seamer Wahab Riaz said he can play for another 3 to 4 years

Pakistan left-arm seamer Wahab Riaz: “I feel I am still young and still have a lot to offer and I am looking to play for at least 3-4 years more depending upon my fitness and performance”

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Pakistan left-arm seamer Wahab Riaz firmly believes he can play for another three to four years, and insisted that he still has “a lot to offer”.

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