Shan Masood
Australia unchanged for 2nd Test, Pakistan drop veteran Ahmed
Showers and potential thunderstorms are expected for the first day of play but are forecast to clear by Wednesday afternoon and Cummins said he was confident of a result.
Rizwan unhappy with number five slot in Pakistan order
While Rizwan has excelled in the finisher's role at five, helping his team win both games, he said he did not want to stay there.
Pakistan focus on taking two points from Bangladesh game: Masood
Pakistan batter Shan Masood on Saturday praised his team's character in battling back to stay in the hunt for a semi-finals spot after losing their first two matches at the Twenty20 World Cup. And the 33-year-old also mentioned that now their focus will be to win the Super 12 game against Bangladesh in Adelaide tomorrow.
Sister’s death made me look at life differently: Shan Masood
There is a life beyond cricket and Shan Masood got a whole new perspective when he lost his beloved sister. As he geared up to make his T20I debut against England, the lanky left-hander spoke about how he feels blessed to be wearing the Pakistan green and doesn’t want to carry the baggage of pressure.
Australia unchanged for 2nd Test, Pakistan drop veteran Ahmed
Showers and potential thunderstorms are expected for the first day of play but are forecast to clear by Wednesday afternoon and Cummins said he was confident of a result.
Rizwan unhappy with number five slot in Pakistan order
While Rizwan has excelled in the finisher's role at five, helping his team win both games, he said he did not want to stay there.
Pakistan focus on taking two points from Bangladesh game: Masood
Pakistan batter Shan Masood on Saturday praised his team's character in battling back to stay in the hunt for a semi-finals spot after losing their first two matches at the Twenty20 World Cup. And the 33-year-old also mentioned that now their focus will be to win the Super 12 game against Bangladesh in Adelaide tomorrow.
Sister’s death made me look at life differently: Shan Masood
There is a life beyond cricket and Shan Masood got a whole new perspective when he lost his beloved sister. As he geared up to make his T20I debut against England, the lanky left-hander spoke about how he feels blessed to be wearing the Pakistan green and doesn’t want to carry the baggage of pressure.
