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27th January 2023, 13:08 #1
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[VIDEOS] Haider Ali's debut county season for Derbyshire in 2023
Good news. This could be a make or break season for Haider Ali who hasn't quite realised his potential yet for Pakistan. Hopefully Mickey Arthur can iron out his technical issues against the short ball.
https://cricket.derbyshireccc.com/20...r-2023-season/
Derbyshire have signed Pakistan international batter, Haider Ali, for the entire 2023 season.
Ali, one of the world’s most exciting young prospects at just 22-years-old, has played 35 matches for his country, including two appearances at the recent ICC Twenty20 World Cup, where Pakistan finished as runners-up.
In 33 International T20 appearances, Ali has scored 499 runs, including three half centuries, one of which came against England at Emirates Old Trafford in 2020.
While it’s his white-ball exploits that have earned Ali international recognition so far, he has already shown considerable ability in the red ball arena, averaging 54.33 in 11 appearances, with three centuries and four half-centuries to his name.
Ali will be available for Derbyshire in all formats during the 2023 season, subject to international commitments, with the powerful right-hander joining Sri Lankan fast bowler, Suranga Lakmal, as an overseas player.
Head of Cricket, Mickey Arthur, said: “Haider is an immensely talented young player who already has a wealth of international experience, which will be key for us in all formats.
“I spoke with him at the T20 World Cup, and again during the Lanka Premier League, and he’s so hungry to come to England prove himself in all formats, that’s exactly the attitude we want in our dressing room.
“Of course, he still has a lot of developing to do, but I’ve outlined what I expect from him and I have no doubt Haider will succeed in county cricket.”
Ali added: “I’ve seen over the last few years how many Pakistan players have improved their game by playing at a high standard in county cricket, and that’s something I think could really help my development.
“Mickey Arthur is such a respected figure in world cricket and he’s still so highly-regarded within the Pakistan setup, so the opportunity to learn from him is one I’m so excited about.
“I want to help Derbyshire win games in all formats, there’s a lot of good players here and Mickey wants to achieve something big with this Club. Hopefully I can contribute a lot of runs in 2023 and entertain the Derbyshire crowd.”
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27th January 2023, 13:10 #2
Happy for him but sorry to see the state of county cricket where nobodies are getting a full contract.
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27th January 2023, 13:12 #3
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Excellent move for him. Will learn a lot and hopefully come back a much better player.
It’s good to see a Pakistani Batsman playing county cricket at a stage of their career when they are still learning unlike wastes like Azhar at the end of their career when nothing can really change.
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27th January 2023, 13:12 #4
Mickey's choice! His love affair with Pakistan cricket continues.
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27th January 2023, 13:30 #5
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I absolutely love love love this!! People will talk about county cricket division 2, the standard and all that glass half emptiness, but this is amazing for Haider!
He can now go to a less pressured, technical environment, that is different to Pakistan and actually build himself back up both mentally and technically.
Haider’s quick hands and hand eye coordination have never been in doubt. However, he’s been played in a million positions and asked to change his batting approach multiple times. For a young player that’s still developing, it can and has left him a confused mess.
With Mickey at Derby, possibly for the first time in his career, he’s going to get 5 months to dedicatedly sort these issues out.
And we’ve seen how Mickey can be with young players. I’m very hopeful about this arrangement.
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27th January 2023, 13:59 #6
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Hopefully a full season of 4 day cricket and no random call for a t 20 zeries to warm the benches
I know there is a lot of doom and gloom about Pakistan test cricket but i belive we a just need 15-20 regular 4 day games of decent standard for the likes of naseem, Hasnain, haider, Abdullah and abrar to make a decent team.
All these blokes are talented and have played so little red ball cricket that they are undercooked
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27th January 2023, 14:03 #7
I think this is the best thing that could happen to him. Some real experienced coaches that will hopefully work on his batting.
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27th January 2023, 15:14 #8
Good luck to him, may be this will help him, micky has been great admirer of haider ali
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27th January 2023, 15:45 #9
a full first class season would do him the world of good, his natural style was suited to the long format game until PCB made him into a slogger. div 2 is right standard for him to develop. hope he gets the whole season uninterupted.
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27th January 2023, 16:39 #10
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This is a great opportunity for him.
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27th January 2023, 17:48 #11
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Fantastic opportunity.
Delighted that it's an all format contract too.
This could make his career.
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27th January 2023, 19:25 #12
Haider Ali 2.0 under construction.
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27th January 2023, 19:40 #13
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I hope so. His career was going no where. Absolutely flopped so I hope he takes this oppertunity
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27th January 2023, 19:42 #14
Excellent news for Haider. This move will do him a lot good. Tweaks to his technique and judgement, as well as innings building will rejuvenate his career.
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27th January 2023, 19:58 #15
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Just what he needs, a professional set-up so he can iron out his rough edges.
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28th January 2023, 01:35 #16
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Brilliant move for the lad. Let him play properly and become a player that his ability merits
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28th January 2023, 01:46 #17
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Also probably a sign that Mickey Arthur will be there next season.
So it's either the split coaching role at PCB for him or nothing.
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28th January 2023, 03:03 #18
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Fantastic move and something all Pakistani players should look to do if they get the opportunity. It is generally not much cricket going on for Pakistan during county cricket season and he will adapt to more swinging conditions playing in England. Might get some better technical coaching there too to iron out some of his technical issues too.
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28th January 2023, 04:39 #19
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I hope he plays along some technically good batsmen who are strong and articulate in the off side play towards point, covers, and mid-off - which should encourage him to revive his own off-side play.
He used to play extremely good and very classy strokes on the off side. His timing, footwork, and batting stance was supreme. But then slowly he went into a shell and resorted to only one main shot - and that was, to go on the back-foot and heave it over midwicket.
And that was it.
He totally forgot all other strokes and looked at the opportunity to play only and only this one shot on every ball.
The beauty of English batting is their classical game on the off-side. They truly make the game look lovely and pleasing to the eye.
I hope the English cricket atmosphere and environment has good effects on him.
Otherwise, in Pak batting culture, it’s almost always only the tulla shot towards the cow corner and hardly anything else.
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28th January 2023, 04:46 #20
Don't think Haider has a responsive enough brain to learn. Seems like a poor man's Imran Nazir.
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28th January 2023, 05:18 #21
At 22 years old I'm sure there's a player in there. Hope he can turn it around.
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28th January 2023, 16:59 #22
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28th January 2023, 17:05 #23
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I hope he isnt selected for random international series during this time.
He should be given the time away to improve his game and hopefully be free from the limelight.
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28th January 2023, 17:10 #24
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Surprise , I doubt Haider Ali will make any progress. He is an uneducated cricketer and not very intelligent either .
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28th January 2023, 17:25 #25
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28th January 2023, 17:31 #26
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Big step from Mickey... one of the best things to happen for Haider Ali...
Golden opportunity for him to make a cricketing career out of this..
Had Mickey stayed on as Pak coach , Haider would hav been a live wire in Pak cricket team by now... would have been the next coming of another Babar.
The great Misbah sucked the oxygen out of his batting ( the destroyer of young cricketers))....
Having 2-3 world class batsman and bowler in the lineup makes a formidable unit across formats..
Pak missing that with just Babar and Shaheen to be the face of batting and bowling..
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28th January 2023, 19:51 #27
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28th January 2023, 19:53 #28
Nepotism by Mickey. Haider Ali hasn't really scored the volume of runs to deserve this opportunity. He has got it purely on the basis of being liked by Mickey
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28th January 2023, 20:32 #29
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I hope it doesn't happen but there is also the possibility that this could go horribly wrong for him too.
We'll just have to wait and see,
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28th January 2023, 20:54 #30
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28th January 2023, 20:55 #31
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28th January 2023, 21:00 #32
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28th January 2023, 22:33 #33
Whilst County cricket is poor, it's better then Pakistan domestic cricket so playing loads of red ball stuff should help Haider Ali.
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28th January 2023, 22:40 #34
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28th January 2023, 22:41 #35
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28th January 2023, 23:25 #36
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Hope he can work out his short ball issues in this stint with a full season of county cricket
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29th January 2023, 05:09 #37
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29th January 2023, 07:13 #38
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29th January 2023, 07:14 #39
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29th January 2023, 09:58 #40
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29th January 2023, 10:25 #41
Great move
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29th January 2023, 13:05 #42
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It’s fascinating, because Pakistan already has in place most of a Mickey Arthur Test batting order.
1. Abdullah Shafique
3. Mohammad Rizwan
4. Babar Azam
5. Saud Shakeel
6. Shadab Khan
7. Sarfraz Ahmed
8. Faheem Ashraf
Haider Ali may not realise this, but he’s auditioning for a place as Pakistan’s second opener!
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29th January 2023, 13:12 #43
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29th January 2023, 14:09 #44
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29th January 2023, 18:45 #45
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I think he’s in a place where he’s a complete non factor in the national teams plans. From a performance/development perspective, he’s already close to touching the bottom of the barrel.
If anything, this is an opportunity to go away for 5 months, have clarity interms of rebuilding his technique and approach, and working with a coach who’ll be patient enough to build Haider back up. It also helps that it’s division 2 cricket, so inshAllah he should have enough to perform against division 2 attacks and rebuild his confidence.
A note on some of the other points made in this forum
He’s uneducated and stupid - Whilst that’s some imaginative nonsense, we should also remember that this lad is a young man whose main coaching exposure has been Misbah, Younis and Yousuf. He’s been shuffled every where in the order and been asked to play multiple different ways. And then we’re surprised he’s confused and failing. Let’s not judge a young man already.
He’s a favoured pick by Mickey - We’ve all been very disappointed by Haider’s performances. But in terms of actual raw potential, he’s potentially the 2nd best all format batsman in the country, after Babar. I accept that there is an ocean between his potential and actual performances. But inshAllah if Mickey can rebuild and unlock Haider, we’ll have a formidable player on our hands.
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29th January 2023, 19:04 #46
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Needs to develop a proper game rather just slogging and hoping for the best.
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29th January 2023, 19:28 #47
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29th January 2023, 20:00 #48
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Can hasnain and wasim jr get a county championship contract also these are two guys I think can have a international red ball career if they play it regularly
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3rd April 2023, 21:03 #49
Hello there, @iamhaideraly
— Derbyshire CCC (@DerbyshireCCC) April 3, 2023
Our young King has arrived at The Incora County Ground #WeAreDerbyshire #WelcomeHaider pic.twitter.com/9ZzF4HlgFy
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3rd April 2023, 21:04 #50
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Totally agree with you I think both can be good assets in red ball cricket 🏏
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3rd April 2023, 21:05 #51
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Regarding Haider Ali he’s finished don’t think he will ever re-discover his form from his teen days. Just another talent lost to laziness and not enough hard work. He gone the Nauman Anwar route very talented but regressed quickly and never got it back
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3rd April 2023, 21:13 #52
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3rd April 2023, 21:57 #53
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3rd April 2023, 22:01 #54
Feel really sorry for Derbyshire county
They’ve been sold a sack of potatoes
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3rd April 2023, 22:48 #55
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4th April 2023, 03:51 #56
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4th April 2023, 03:52 #57
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4th April 2023, 04:25 #58
Training in the mountains etc comeback arc lined up here.
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4th April 2023, 09:09 #59
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Surely they did not pick him based on performance?
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4th April 2023, 12:20 #60
Haider Ali says he’s looking forward to working under Mickey Arthur and playing his natural aggressive game, after arriving in England ahead of the 2023 season.
The Pakistan opener has signed for the entire 2023 season, which begins against Worcestershire in the LV= County Championship on Thursday, and has joined up with the squad for training at The Incora County Ground.
The big-hitting batter was part of the Pakistan side which finished as runners up in the 2022 ICC Twenty20 World Cup and has played more than 30 times at international level.
Having seen the impact that Arthur had during his time coaching Pakistan between 2016-2019, Ali is excited to player under the Head of Cricket for Derbyshire and says he hopes to entertain the Members and supporters this season.
“I’m very excited, it’s my first time playing county cricket and I love the coaching of Mickey Arthur,” he said.
“I think it’s difficult for anyone to play all formats, but I’m lucky to have the opportunity and I’m so excited to get started. It has been a dream of mine to play under Mickey, as soon as he called I said ‘I’m ready to play county cricket for Derbyshire’.
“In Pakistan, our red ball cricket has completely different situations because it’s always hot weather, the pitches are not so good for seamers. In England, the pitches will be good for seam and swing.
“I’ve spoken to the coaches and they can help me, but I can still play my natural game. I like to attack the bowler, but every bowler is a good bowler in county cricket, so you need to choose bowlers to play your natural game against.
“In white ball cricket, I can play to the team requirements. If I need to be aggressive, I can do that, but if I need to bat 15-20 overs, I can do that too. I’m really excited to experience the Derbyshire crowd.”
https://cricket.derbyshireccc.com/20...up-with-squad/
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4th April 2023, 14:53 #62
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Great chance to go back to basics and play properly. He has lost his way really badly and it will be a chance to work on his game.
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5th April 2023, 01:17 #63
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In England, the pitches will be good for seam and swing.
Great opportunity for him.
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5th April 2023, 03:11 #64
Derbyshire prob gonna end up firing their manager and recruiter at the end of the season unless Haider Ali makes them do it midway... 😆
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5th April 2023, 03:59 #65
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Hes only 22 and people have the knives out for him.
Back to back county games and training all week under a decent coaching set up with the likes of Mickey, Ajmal Shazad and Ian Bell will do him the world of good.
Best of luck young man!
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5th April 2023, 04:07 #66
Does he need people to have knives out for him? Especially with those crap performances and IQ less than that of a rock... he should count his blessings that he has got a contract in a county setup... even hussain talat is same mould as him... utter useless when given chances... had high hopes from these guys, but they have proved time and time again that they are hyped up failiures...
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5th April 2023, 07:06 #67
It seems like a conflict of interest for Mickey favoring Pakistani players getting signed to Derbyshire although it's good for Pak Cricket. Don't know what Derbyshire higher ups think of it.
I would have liked Derbs to have signed a pacer to develop for Tests. Someone like Ihsan, Sameen or any other promising guy.
Our domestic pitches certainly aren't going to produce any decent pacer or spinner. Plus none of our seamers have played good amount of FC cricket since 2019. Hasnain, Haris, Dhani, Wasim etc all have played less than 20 FC matches since 2019.
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6th April 2023, 19:24 #68
Haider Ali out for 22 in his debut innings for Derbyshire vs Worcs
Looked to be in good touch
Haider Ali's first runs in English cricket ��
— Derbyshire CCC (@DerbyshireCCC) April 6, 2023
Watch LIVE ⤵️
and then this
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6th April 2023, 19:53 #69
Mickey's got a lot of work to do
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6th April 2023, 21:48 #71
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What on earth was that shot?
Something you would see on village greens from club cricketers.
How on earth did he manage to drag that back onto his stumps.
Woeful technique.Last edited by Saj; 6th April 2023 at 21:50.
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6th April 2023, 23:20 #72
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I have a small inkling that this could be the making of him. The elephant in the room is whether he has the intelligence to understand what he needs to do. Let's hope he does and bats properly
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6th April 2023, 23:39 #73
Poor defence and technique.
Can play a few shots and thats it.
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6th April 2023, 23:47 #74
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That dismissal is hardly surprising going by Ali's recent form. What I find more surprising is that he was signed by a county! Unbelievable.
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7th April 2023, 00:27 #75
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Batting is not easy at the start of the season.The weather is cold and pitches have plenty of juice.The ball nips around.Haider is lucky to get this opportunity to improve his game.Let us see how fares.
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7th April 2023, 00:49 #76
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7th April 2023, 09:28 #77
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This guy was an awesome talent in the u19 ranks had confidence oozing through his body. Sad to see look like a shadow of the player he was and looks mentally shot. Don’t think he will ever recover to be fair. Just wonder why no big upcoming talented pakistan batsmen can ever kick on and go to the next level. Like the poster RANA said he’s turned into a sack of potatoes
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7th April 2023, 09:36 #78
What kind of shot was that? Absolutely shocking and one of the reasons why hes so so poor.
His shot selection is terrible It would be a terrible shot in t20s never mind a fc game in april in england
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7th April 2023, 12:48 #79
What will it take for Haider Ali to return to his U19 days' form? Looked a totally different (amazing) player then. What happened after those days is anyone's guess.
18 year-old Attock-born Haider Ali. This video is from last month's Under 19 tour of Sri Lanka. His scores so far on the Pakistan Under 19 tour of South Africa:
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7th April 2023, 14:08 #80
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I was watching some videos of Haider Ali from his Under 19 days compared to now and one thing was very noticeable. That was how still his head was when he was doing well and how well-balanced he was at the crease. These days the head is all over the place and he seems off balance when playing so many of his shots.
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