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Pakistan batsman Mohammad Haris said he is working hard to improve his fielding since he is still young.
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Pakistan batsman Mohammad Haris said he is working hard to improve his fielding since he is still young.
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Former West Indies fast bowler Ian Bishop said Pakistan left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi has “good pace” and is “very impressive” for someone so young.
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Hasan Ali said fellow Pakistan seamer Naseem Shah has a lot to learn and needs more experience.
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Pakistan fast bowler Ehsan Adil believes teenage all-rounder Qasim Akram has been Central Punjab’s best find this season.

Pakistan fast bowler Hasan Ali: “I’m still young and ready to play all three formats of the game. Injuries are part of a cricketer’s career and especially fast bowlers. It is now up to the team management to decide my role in the national side”
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Pakistan pace bowler Hasan Ali has made it clear that he is “still young and ready to play all three formats of the game”.

Imad Wasim: “He’s the best batsman in the world without any doubt. When you are the best batsman in the world, eventually you will be the best captain in the world too”
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Pakistan spinner Imad Wasim believes that Babar Azam is the best batsman in the world and will be the premier captain in all of international cricket in the future.

Saeed Ajmal: “Shaheen and Naseem are young and are still trying to prove their mettle. You need to go through the tough phase in domestic cricket to be able to perform in Test cricket”
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Former Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal has said he doesn’t like the fact that pace bowlers Shaheen Shah Afridi and Naseem Shah “have hardly played a single season of domestic” cricket.

Wasim Akram: “We’ve got a 17-year-old (Naseem), who bowls 90mph, a 20-year-old (Shaheen Afridi), who is around 88mph, and they should be bowling a lot more overs – 18-20 overs each innings, no matter the situation”
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Legendary left-arm seamer Wasim Akram noted that Pakistan have to ensure the pace duo of Shaheen Shah Afridi and Naseem Shah bowl “18-20 overs each innings” in Test matches.