Akhtar described which Pakistan player as ‘sheer elegance and class’?

Shoaib Akhtar described Zaheer Abbas as sheer elegance and class Pakistan cricket

Shoaib Akhtar: “Congratulations to Zaheer bhai for making it to the ICC Hall of Fame. Sheer elegance and class. One of Pakistan’s finest”

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Legendary Pakistan pace bowler Shoaib Akhtar described iconic batsman Zaheer Abbas as “sheer elegance and class” after he was inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame.

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Pakistan great Zaheer Abbas reveals Asad Shafiq’s weakness

Zaheer Abbas revealed Asad Shafiq's weakness Pakistan cricket

Zaheer Abbas: “Asad has a good technique but, like most players, he is weak on the balls moving away from him. He needs to make a slight adjustment in his stance by keeping his shoulder towards the bowler rather than being chest-on”

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Legendary Pakistan batsman Zaheer Abbas has revealed that Asad Shafiq “is weak on the balls moving away from him”.

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Pakistan legend Zaheer Abbas reveals how Azhar Ali can shine as captain in the future

Zaheer Abbas reveals how Azhar Ali can shine as captain in the future Pakistan cricket

Zaheer Abbas: “Azhar should be mature by now and understand the importance of scoring runs and leading from [the] front as it will have a positive impact on the entire team”

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Iconic Pakistan batsman Zaheer Abbas believes that Azhar Ali can shine as Test captain if he continues to lead by example with the bat.

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Zaheer Abbas makes bold claim about Pakistan’s tour of England

Zaheer Abbas makes bold claim about Pakistan's tour of England cricket

Zaheer Abbas: “Of course, it will not be the same. But they should go and play because it will at least be good for their fitness and there will be some action”

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Legendary batsman Zaheer Abbas believes that Pakistan’s tour of England “could be a smaller affair” if it goes ahead behind closed doors, but added that “they should go and play because it will at least be good for their fitness and there will be some action”.

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