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The Pakistan skipper identified inadequate bowling and fielding as the primary reasons for the team's loss in the first T20I against Ireland at the Clontarf Cricket Club in Dublin on Friday.
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The right handed batter remains confident in his own ability to bounce back, improve his game, and carry forward the momentum to win the upcoming series against England.
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Batting onslaught from Andrew Balbirnie 77(55) sealed victory for the host after batting heroics from Babar Azam 57(43) & Saim Ayub 45(29) went in vain.
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Tayyab Tahir's 107 (117) and Sharjeel Khan's 105 (67) propelled Ghani Glass to an imposing total of 392 but rain spoiled their campaign as both teams needed to complete a minimum of 20 overs for a result.
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The Pakistani fast bowler delivered an outstanding performance in a county match, securing figures of 4/70 which helped his side bowl out Sussex for 278.
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The former Pakistan Captain emphasized the significance of sustaining a run rate of 8 to 9 runs per over, even beyond the powerplay and also underscored the necessity for players to be prepared to bat or bowl at any position.
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The England spinner discussed the experience of his Test debut against India, provided insights into his personal growth as a player, and his ambition to compete against top-tier teams.
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The Pakistan pacer is expected to depart for Dublin on the first available flight as Pakistan is scheduled to face Ireland in the 1st T20I in Dublin on May 10.
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This new kit, named the 'Matrix jersey' features Pakistan's trademark green and consists of different shades, which Babar Azam and his team will wear at the ICC mega event.
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The Pakistan captain touched upon a variety of topics including low power play team score, Gary Kirsten's appointment, inclusion & exclusion of certain players from the squad and strategies to counter Virat Kohli in the upcoming T20 World Cup 2024.
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The PCB Chairman expressed his support for the players ahead of the upcoming Ireland and England tour, and spoke of his confidence in the unity among the players.
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The Pakistan pacer finished as the leading wicket-taker in his side's T20I series against New Zealand last month, claiming 8 scalps.
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Pakistan pacer expressed frustration over continual reminders of his past involvement in a spot-fixing scandal and spoke about facing criticism for being brought out of retirement and being directly given entry into the Pakistan squad without playing domestic cricket.
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Pakistan all-rounder terms his return to internatiional cricket as one that is not for his own benefit, but to represent the country in the best possible way and finish his career on a high note.
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In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, the former South Africa pacer shared insights on a variety of topics including Pakistan's new coaching setup, the current state of Pakistan cricket and South Africa's prospects in the upcoming T20 World Cup.
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The tour will kick-off with 3 T20Is in Durban, Centurion, and Johannesburg from 10-14 December, followed by 3 ODIs to be played from 17-22 December in Paarl, Cape Town, and Johannesburg, whilst the two ICC World Test Championship 2023-25 matches will be held at Centurion (26-30 December) and Cape Town (3-7 January).
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The report on the fast bowler highlighted treatment delays, inadequate care, and non-compliance, resulting in the resignation of the PCB's Director of Medical and Sports Sciences, Dr Sohail Saleem.
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Former Pakistan cricketer and ECB Certified Level 4 coach discussed coaching the German Team, working with the ECB, PCB's appointment of Jason Gillespie and Gary Kirsten as red and white ball coaches and his stint with Lahore Qalandars.