Karachi: Energetic fast bowler of Pakistan Hassan Ali Wants to be a top all-format all-rounder like his predecessors Wasim Akramhandjob Abdul Razzaq And Azhar Mehmood.
“I want to see myself as an all-rounder in all three formats and I am putting extra yards in the nets. I am inspired by Wasim Akram, Abdul Razzaq and Azhar Mahmood and want to contribute at a crucial time for my team. ” Hassan said in an interview.
He said he is trying to hone his power-hitting qualities.
“I usually get a chance to bat in the death overs in T20Is and at that point the only option I have is to hit the ball hard. I am working on improving my power-hitting in the practice sessions and learning I have learned how to score maximum runs. Yorkers, bouncers and slow deliveries.”
Hasan has impressed with the ball after several injuries since his return to the Pakistan team earlier this year, but his hard hitting in the white-ball game has also helped Pakistan at times.
Hassan, who is preparing for the four-match T20I series and two Tests in the West Indies, took five for 51 in the second ODI against England at Lord’s, after which he bowled a brilliant spell in which he conceded only 28 runs. Final T20I.
Hassan said T20 cricket is all about variations and a good bowler should have the command to bowl different types of bowling.
“I have been practicing different balls in the nets and am very keen to do better in the upcoming series against West Indies. I believe in giving everything for the team once I step on the field – be it taking wickets Or by hitting. Ball out of the park.”
But he also revealed his love for batting.
“I want to be a batsman who contributes consistently to the team.”
Injuries kept Hasan out of international cricket for almost 18 months after the World Cup 2019 but he has already taken five wickets in an innings five times since his return to the Pakistan team.
Hasan earned his return to the national team when he smashed an unbeaten 106 off 61 balls, including seven sixes and 10 fours, to help Central Punjab tie in the final of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2020-21. helped to do. Against Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
“I want to see myself as an all-rounder in all three formats and I am putting extra yards in the nets. I am inspired by Wasim Akram, Abdul Razzaq and Azhar Mahmood and want to contribute at a crucial time for my team. ” Hassan said in an interview.
He said he is trying to hone his power-hitting qualities.
“I usually get a chance to bat in the death overs in T20Is and at that point the only option I have is to hit the ball hard. I am working on improving my power-hitting in the practice sessions and learning I have learned how to score maximum runs. Yorkers, bouncers and slow deliveries.”
Hasan has impressed with the ball after several injuries since his return to the Pakistan team earlier this year, but his hard hitting in the white-ball game has also helped Pakistan at times.
Hassan, who is preparing for the four-match T20I series and two Tests in the West Indies, took five for 51 in the second ODI against England at Lord’s, after which he bowled a brilliant spell in which he conceded only 28 runs. Final T20I.
Hassan said T20 cricket is all about variations and a good bowler should have the command to bowl different types of bowling.
“I have been practicing different balls in the nets and am very keen to do better in the upcoming series against West Indies. I believe in giving everything for the team once I step on the field – be it taking wickets Or by hitting. Ball out of the park.”
But he also revealed his love for batting.
“I want to be a batsman who contributes consistently to the team.”
Injuries kept Hasan out of international cricket for almost 18 months after the World Cup 2019 but he has already taken five wickets in an innings five times since his return to the Pakistan team.
Hasan earned his return to the national team when he smashed an unbeaten 106 off 61 balls, including seven sixes and 10 fours, to help Central Punjab tie in the final of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2020-21. helped to do. Against Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
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