Mohammad Asghar, a Peshawar Zalmi PSL prodigy, has had a remarkable journey. From making his FC debut at the age of 15 to breaching the defense of Shane Watson in his maiden PSL tournament to taking a match-winning 3-16 in the PSL 2017 final.
By Saj Sadiq (28-06-2024)
The left-arm spinner suddenly disappeared after his fantastic PSL start and has been playing League cricket in the UK these days. In the latest episode of PakPassion Exclusive interviews with Saj, Mohammad Asghar talks about his journey, getting deprived of domestic cricket in Pakistan, and how he plans on making a grand comeback.
The topics he discussed in this interview include:
Playing club cricket in the UK: Experience of playing league cricket in the UK and how it differs from playing in Pakistan.
First Class career: Reflections on his achievements and lessons learned from his First-Class career, which began when he was just 15 years old.
PSL snub: Being overlooked for the Pakistan Super League (PSL) despite his impressive debut performance.
Mistreatment of youngsters: Concerns about the mistreatment of young cricketers by the Pakistan Cricket Board.
Lack of quality spinners: Why Pakistan is struggling to produce top-notch spinners.
Future aspirations: Plans to revive his career and make a comeback to international cricket.
