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Zain Abbas is a Pakistani first-class cricketer who plays for Khan Research Laboratories was on the verge of playing for Pakistan but an unfortunate accident kept him out of the game for two years. He broke his ankle while coming down the stairs in Karachi. Currently the stylish left-handed batter from Southern Punjab is playing league cricket in the UK and closely following Pakistan cricket.

 

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By Mohammad Aizaz (31-07-2024)  

 

In the latest episode of Cricket Conversations powered by PakPassion, Mohammad Aizaz joined Pakistan's seasoned first-class campaigner Zain Abbas. The left-handed batter from Kabirwala has topped the run charts on multiple occasions in domestic and List A cricket.

 

He talked about Pakistan's lackluster performance recently, severe criticism of Babar Azam, his performances in first-class cricket and why he couldn't represent Pakistan despite scoring runs consistently.

Key highlights of the interview are:

  • Journey from his hometown Kabirwala to becoming a prominent player in Pakistan's domestic circuit.
  • The challenges and decisions involved in pursuing cricket as a career.
  • Reflects on his near-selection for the national team in 2017, an unfortunate ankle injury that sidelined him for two years, and his feelings about missing the opportunity to represent Pakistan.
  • His views on the selection criteria, particularly the emphasis on PSL performances over consistent domestic players.
  • Mohsin Naqvi's proposal for a Pentangular Tournament to provide more opportunities for domestic players.
  • Insight into the potential involvement of international cricket figures like Gary Kirsten and Jason Gillespie in Pakistan's cricket selection process.
  • Recounts some of his most memorable innings in domestic cricket, showcasing his skill and consistency.
  • Names some of the toughest bowlers he has faced in his career.
  • Analysis and opinions on Pakistan's performance in the recent T20 World Cup.
  • Potential geopolitical and cricketing implications of India visiting Pakistan for the Champions Trophy 2025.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AezJjDmJUtE