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Dubai: Mangoes, strawberries, tomatoes most popular perishable goods handled at airports Pakistan left-arm pacer, Shaheen Afridi, has responded to concerns raised about a dip in his bowling speed following his row of injuries. Despite the questions surrounding his pace, Afridi emphasized that taking wickets holds greater importance to him than sheer speed. The talented bowler expressed confidence that with time and with more game opportunities, he will continue to enhance his skills and regain his bowling speed. 'Everyone has a view about it [the pace], but I've been feeling good. You look at yourself, even if you are bowling 110kmph and taking wickets, you're feeling good. I took wickets. I give 100% in the field, that matters more. Speed doesn't matter as much but if there has been a dip, it will improve with time,' Afridi said in an interview with ESPNCricinfo. The 23-year-old acknowledged that his injury had impacted his bowling speed. Having suffered from the injury two months before the T20 World Cup in Australia and facing a recovery period of two to three months afterward, Afridi understands that it will take time for him to regain his previous level of performance. '[I was injured] two months out before the [T20] World Cup, two-three months after the [T20] World Cup also. So it will of course take time to get back. That match energy or fitness, you only get it from playing matches. Since the PSL I've been feeling better, I got better through it and then played int...

Dale Steyn: “Shaheen’s wrist is amazing. The bend and flick he has is so special and an area where many young fast bowlers could look to find their extra yard of pace they searching for” Image taken by: Bimal Mirwani Dale Steyn, the legendary South Africa fast bowler, said Pakistan left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi is “so special” as he gets an extra yard of pace through his wrist action when bowling. He noted that Afridi bends and flicks his wrist, which enables him to bowl quicker and trouble opposition batsmen. The 23-year-old is Pakistan’s pace spearhead, just like Steyn used to be for the Proteas during his playing days. Steyn added that youngsters wanting to increase their bowling speed should watch what Afridi does when bowling as it is a perfect example of using something so simple to extract extra pace. “Shaheen’s wrist is amazing. The bend and flick he has is so special and an area where many young fast bowlers could look to find their extra yard of pace they searching for,” he was quoted as saying by Cricket Pakistan. Afridi recently represented Pakistan in their five-match ODI series against New Zealand, during which he took eight wickets in four matches at an average of 24.50. MORE PAKISTAN CRICKET NEWS: Absolutely outstanding, Misbah-ul-Haq on former Pakistan captain’s son who has made great progress

Former Pakistan cricketer, Ramiz Raja, has expressed his concern over the decrease in bowling speed of young Pakistanpacers, Haris Rauf and Shaheen Afridi, during the first ODI match against New Zealand at the Pindi Cricket Stadium. While speaking on his YouTube channel, Raja highlighted Rauf's reliance on good yorkers or a change of pace to be effective in T20s, but believes he needs to increase his pace to be more effective in ODIs. ALSO READ: "There is a question mark hovering over Haris Rauf, and I think it's because he isn't as effective as a length bowler. He either bowls good yorkers or has a good change of pace, and in T20s, when batsmen take chances, he takes wickets easily. In ODIs, bowling is different, and I think he needs to increase his pace to be more effective," he said "Overall, his pace has decreased, I don't know if he himself is bowling with less pace. Let's say there is a 10-over spell, then I can understand not exerting too much pace in 2-3 overs, but overall, I think his pace needs to be increased a bit more," he added. Additionally, the former chairman PCB also highlighted the need for Shaheen Afridi to increase his average speed of 136 and go up by a notch or two when he bowls forward. "Shaheen Afridi also needs to increase his average speed of 136 and go up by a notch or two when he bowls forward. This is because on such pitches, you need to have a good understanding of your bowling, as you know that you will not get much sideways movement. Theref...

Azam made his first-class debut for Central Punjab in 2013 and his List-A debut for Lahore Qalandars in 2014. He made his international debut for Pakistan in 2015 and has since played 83 Tests, 205 One Day Internationals (ODIs), and 120 Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is). In Tests, Azam has scored 6,124 runs at an average of 49.22, including 17 centuries and 26 half-centuries. He is the sixth-highest run-scorer in Test history for Pakistan. In ODIs, Azam has scored 10,018 runs at an average of 59.17, including 26 centuries and 48 half-centuries. He is the third-highest run-scorer in ODI history for Pakistan. In T20Is, Azam has scored 3,616 runs at an average of 44.02, including 10 centuries and 23 half-centuries. He is the second-highest run-scorer in T20I history for Pakistan. Azam has been named the ICC Men’s ODI Cricketer of the Year in 2020 and 2021. He is the first Pakistani cricketer to win the award twice. Azam is a technically correct batsman with a wide range of shots. He is also an excellent fielder and captain. He is considered one of the best batsmen in the world and is widely tipped to become one of the all-time greats. Here are some of Babar Azam’s career achievements: • ICC Men’s ODI Cricketer of the Year (2020, 2021) • ICC Men’s ODI Cricketer of the Month (March 2016, December 2018, March 2020, May 2020, November 2020, January 2021, February 2021, March 2021, April 2021) • ICC Men’s T20I Cricketer of the Month (February 2017, November 2019, January 2020, Febru...

Span Mat Inns Overs Mdns Runs Wkts BBI BBM Avg Econ SR 5w 10w vs Australia 2019-2022 5 7 168.0 30 512 14 4/79 5/124 36.57 3.04 72.0 0 0 vs Bangladesh 2020-2021 3 6 98.5 33 228 15 5/32 7/102 15.20 2.30 39.5 1 0 vs England 2020-2020 3 4 76.5 13 258 5 2/121 2/112 51.60 3.35 92.2 0 0 vs New Zealand 2018-2021 3 5 125.5 26 394 9 4/109 4/156 43.77 3.13 83.8 0 0 vs South Africa 2018-2021 4 7 122.3 14 438 16 4/51 5/88 27.37 3.57 45.9 0 0 vs Sri Lanka 2019-2022 3 5 84.0 20 265 12 5/77 6/128 22.08 3.15 42.0 1 0 vs West Indies 2021-2021 2 4 73.3 22 203 18 6/51 10/94 11.27 2.76 24.5 1 1 vs Zimbabwe 2021-2021 2 4 60.1 15 164 10 5/52 6/86 16.40 2.72 36.1 1 0 Span Mat Inns Overs Mdns Runs Wkts BBI BBM Avg Econ SR 5w 10w in Australia 2019-2019 2 2 64.0 12 184 5 3/88 3/88 36.80 2.87 76.8 0 0 in Bangladesh 2021-2021 2 4 61.0 24 136 10 5/32 7/102 13.60 2.22 36.6 1 0 in England 2020-2020 3 4 76.5 13 258 5 2/121 2/112 51.60 3.35 92.2 0 0 in New Zealand 2020-2021 2 3 82.5 15 257 6 4/109 4/156 42.83 3.10 82.8 0 0 in Pakistan 2019-2022 8 14 267.0 51 804 29 5/77 6/128 27.72 3.01 55.2 1 0 in South Africa 2018-2019 2 3 60.1 5 240 9 4/64 5/117 26.66 3.98 40.1 0 0 in Sri Lanka 2022-2022 1 2 21.1 5 79 4 4/58 4/79 19.75 3.73 31.7 0 0 in U.A.E. 2018-2018 1 2 43.0 11 137 3 2/85 3/137 45.66 3.18 86.0 0 0 in West Indies 2021-2021 2 4 73.3 22 203 18 6/51 10/94 11.27 2.76 24.5 1 1 in Zimbabwe 2021-2021 2 4 60.1 15 164 10 5/52 6/86 16.40 2.72 36.1 1 0 Span Mat Inns Overs Mdns Runs Wkts BBI BBM Avg Econ SR 5w 10...

Pakistan Batting Batters Pakistan Batting R B 4s 6s SR Imam-ul-Haq Imam ul-Haq run out (Wesley Madhevere/Sikandar Raza) 58 Abid Ali A Ali lbw Carl Mumba 21 Babar Azam B Azam CPT c Brendan Taylor b Blessing Muzarabani 19 Haris Sohail H Sohail c Brendan Taylor b Sikandar Raza 71 Mohammad Rizwan Mohammad Rizwan WKT b Tendai Chisoro 14 Iftikhar Ahmed I Ahmed c Brendan Taylor b Tendai Chisoro 12 Faheem Ashraf F Ashraf c Craig Ervine b Blessing Muzarabani 23 Imad Wasim I Wasim NOT OUT 34 Wahab Riaz W Riaz run out (Brendan Taylor/Richard Ngarava) 8 Shaheen Afridi S Afridi NOT OUT 8 Haris Rauf H Rauf - Extras (nb 1, w 11, lb 1) 13 Total ( 8 wickets, 50 overs) 281 Fall of Wickets 1-47 (A Ali, 10.6 ov) , 2-89 (B Azam, 17.2 ov) , 3-119 (Imam ul-Haq, 25.5 ov) , 4-161 (Mohammad Rizwan, 36.1 ov) , 5-194 (I Ahmed, 40.3 ov) , 6-205 (H Sohail, 41.3 ov) , 7-247 (F Ashraf, 46.1 ov) , 8-257 (W Riaz, 47.5 ov) Zimbabwe Batting Batters Zimbabwe Batting R B 4s 6s SR Brian Chari B Chari b Shaheen Afridi 2 Chamu Chibhabha C Chibhabha CPT b Shaheen Afridi 13 Craig Ervine C Ervine c Haris Rauf b Imad Wasim 41 Brendan Taylor B Taylor WKT c Wahab Riaz b Shaheen Afridi 112 Sean Williams S Williams c Mohammad Rizwan b Wahab Riaz 4 Wesley Madhevere W Madhevere b Wahab Riaz 55 Sikandar Raza S Raza b Wahab Riaz 8 Tendai Chisoro T Chisoro b Shaheen Afridi 5 Carl Mumba C Mumba c Wahab Riaz b Shaheen Afridi 1 Richard Ngarava R Ngarava NOT OUT 0 Blessing Muzarabani B Muzarabani b Wahab Riaz 5 Extras (w 7, lb 2)...

Span Mat Inns Overs Mdns Runs Wkts BBI BBM Avg Econ SR 5w 10w vs Australia 2019-2022 5 7 168.0 30 512 14 4/79 5/124 36.57 3.04 72.0 0 0 vs Bangladesh 2020-2021 3 6 98.5 33 228 15 5/32 7/102 15.20 2.30 39.5 1 0 vs England 2020-2020 3 4 76.5 13 258 5 2/121 2/112 51.60 3.35 92.2 0 0 vs New Zealand 2018-2021 3 5 125.5 26 394 9 4/109 4/156 43.77 3.13 83.8 0 0 vs South Africa 2018-2021 4 7 122.3 14 438 16 4/51 5/88 27.37 3.57 45.9 0 0 vs Sri Lanka 2019-2022 3 5 84.0 20 265 12 5/77 6/128 22.08 3.15 42.0 1 0 vs West Indies 2021-2021 2 4 73.3 22 203 18 6/51 10/94 11.27 2.76 24.5 1 1 vs Zimbabwe 2021-2021 2 4 60.1 15 164 10 5/52 6/86 16.40 2.72 36.1 1 0 Span Mat Inns Overs Mdns Runs Wkts BBI BBM Avg Econ SR 5w 10w in Australia 2019-2019 2 2 64.0 12 184 5 3/88 3/88 36.80 2.87 76.8 0 0 in Bangladesh 2021-2021 2 4 61.0 24 136 10 5/32 7/102 13.60 2.22 36.6 1 0 in England 2020-2020 3 4 76.5 13 258 5 2/121 2/112 51.60 3.35 92.2 0 0 in New Zealand 2020-2021 2 3 82.5 15 257 6 4/109 4/156 42.83 3.10 82.8 0 0 in Pakistan 2019-2022 8 14 267.0 51 804 29 5/77 6/128 27.72 3.01 55.2 1 0 in South Africa 2018-2019 2 3 60.1 5 240 9 4/64 5/117 26.66 3.98 40.1 0 0 in Sri Lanka 2022-2022 1 2 21.1 5 79 4 4/58 4/79 19.75 3.73 31.7 0 0 in U.A.E. 2018-2018 1 2 43.0 11 137 3 2/85 3/137 45.66 3.18 86.0 0 0 in West Indies 2021-2021 2 4 73.3 22 203 18 6/51 10/94 11.27 2.76 24.5 1 1 in Zimbabwe 2021-2021 2 4 60.1 15 164 10 5/52 6/86 16.40 2.72 36.1 1 0 Span Mat Inns Overs Mdns Runs Wkts BBI BBM Avg Econ SR 5w 10...

Pakistan left-arm pacer, Shaheen Afridi, has responded to concerns raised about a dip in his bowling speed following his row of injuries. Despite the questions surrounding his pace, Afridi emphasized that taking wickets holds greater importance to him than sheer speed. The talented bowler expressed confidence that with time and with more game opportunities, he will continue to enhance his skills and regain his bowling speed. “Everyone has a view about it [the pace], but I’ve been feeling good. You look at yourself, even if you are bowling 110kmph and taking wickets, you’re feeling good. I took wickets. I give 100% in the field, that matters more. Speed doesn’t matter as much but if there has been a dip, it will improve with time,” Afridi said in an interview with ESPNCricinfo. The 23-year-old acknowledged that his injury had impacted his bowling speed. Having suffered from the injury two months before the T20 World Cup in Australia and facing a recovery period of two to three months afterward, Afridi understands that it will take time for him to regain his previous level of performance. “[I was injured] two months out before the [T20] World Cup, two-three months after the [T20] World Cup also. So it will of course take time to get back. That match energy or fitness, you only get it from playing matches. Since the PSL I’ve been feeling better, I got better through it and then played internationals for Pakistan as well. With time I’ll improve and the more I play the more I’l...

Azam made his first-class debut for Central Punjab in 2013 and his List-A debut for Lahore Qalandars in 2014. He made his international debut for Pakistan in 2015 and has since played 83 Tests, 205 One Day Internationals (ODIs), and 120 Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is). In Tests, Azam has scored 6,124 runs at an average of 49.22, including 17 centuries and 26 half-centuries. He is the sixth-highest run-scorer in Test history for Pakistan. In ODIs, Azam has scored 10,018 runs at an average of 59.17, including 26 centuries and 48 half-centuries. He is the third-highest run-scorer in ODI history for Pakistan. In T20Is, Azam has scored 3,616 runs at an average of 44.02, including 10 centuries and 23 half-centuries. He is the second-highest run-scorer in T20I history for Pakistan. Azam has been named the ICC Men’s ODI Cricketer of the Year in 2020 and 2021. He is the first Pakistani cricketer to win the award twice. Azam is a technically correct batsman with a wide range of shots. He is also an excellent fielder and captain. He is considered one of the best batsmen in the world and is widely tipped to become one of the all-time greats. Here are some of Babar Azam’s career achievements: • ICC Men’s ODI Cricketer of the Year (2020, 2021) • ICC Men’s ODI Cricketer of the Month (March 2016, December 2018, March 2020, May 2020, November 2020, January 2021, February 2021, March 2021, April 2021) • ICC Men’s T20I Cricketer of the Month (February 2017, November 2019, January 2020, Febru...