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Ali Shafique is a promising Pakistani cricketer who made a mark with his impressive performances in domestic and PSL cricket. known for his pace and skill. He's been topping the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy charts consistently with his right-arm seam bowling and is hoping to represent Pakistan soon.
By Mohammad Aizaz (15-07-2024)
In his exclusive interview with PakPassion, budding pacer Ali Shafique, who has played for Multan Sultans, Central Punjab, and boasts extensive first-class experience, talked about his PSL experience, the importance of going through the hard yards in domestic cricket and how he emulated Mohammad Asif's action before he started idolizing Jasprit Bumrah.
Some of the topics discussed in this interview included:
Some of the topics discussed in this interview included:
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His bowling inspiration and idols
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Future plans and his focus on improving his performance.
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Injuries & first-class comeback
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His bowling style and the challenges faced by Pakistani bowlers in international cricket.
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Reflection on Pakistan’s performance in the T20 World Cup and the need for improvement in batting and spin bowling departments.
Watch the full interview here: