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"We were pelted with rotten vegetables & stones after loss to India in 1996 World Cup" : Aaqib Javed

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Aaqib Javed was one of the key figures in Pakistan bowling line-up from 1990 to 1998. He was part of the World Cup winning squad of 1992 and also played in the 1996 World Cup. Needless to say he knows a thing or two about playing in the cricket mega event and facing India in a high-adrenaline clash.

In an exclusive interview with Saj for Firstpost, just the before the epic India-Pakistan encounter on 16 June, the former Pakistan fast-bowler spoke about his own experiences of playing in the World Cup, the importance to world cricket of the upcoming iconic encounter between old foes India and Pakistan on Sunday, his advice for both sets of players as they prepare for the game and explained why Pakistan's unpredictability could be the perfect foil for India's overall superiority in batting and bowling.

Read more: "We were pelted with rotten vegetables & stones after loss to India in 1996 World Cup" : Aaqib Javed

"When Pakistan get going, it's difficult to stop this team from winning" : Javed Miandad

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In his latest article for Sky Sports, Saj interviews Pakistan legend Javed Miandad who expresses his views on Pakistan's clash with India at the 2019 World Cup, Pakistan's chances of progressing to the latter stages of the 50-over tournament and Sarfaraz Ahmed's suitability to lead the side.

Read more: "When Pakistan get going, it's difficult to stop this team from winning" : Javed Miandad

Shahid Afridi's autobiography emulates his no-nonsense playing days leading to turbulence in cricketing circles

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In his review of Shahid Afridi's newly published autobiography 'Game Changer', Saj (for First Post) explains why the book written in 'Lala's' customary no-nonsense, take-no-prisoners style is taking the world of cricket by storm.

Read more: Shahid Afridi's autobiography emulates his no-nonsense playing days leading to turbulence in cricketing circles

Bowling unit means Pakistan could triumph against England, and at 2019 World Cup

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In his latest article for Sky Sports, Saj previews Pakistan's ODI series against England and their chances at the upcoming World Cup.

Read more: Bowling unit means Pakistan could triumph against England, and at 2019 World Cup

"I am ready to go again with my bowling" : Naseem Shah

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Talented young fast-bowler Naseem Shah speaks about his recovery from a back injury and looked forward to his participation in Pakistan Under-19s tour of South Africa in June of this year.

Read more: "I am ready to go again with my bowling" : Naseem Shah

"I'm not even thinking about playing for England at the moment" : Ben Duckett

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Ben Duckett who played four Tests in the subcontinent in 2016 and swapped Northamptonshire for Nottinghamshire over the winter tells Saj Sadiq (for Sky Sports) that the move was designed to help him regain his England place, as well as to learn from established international players. He also discusses wicketkeeping, The Hundred and whether Notts can mount a title challenge in the Specsavers County Championship.

Read more: "I'm not even thinking about playing for England at the moment" : Ben Duckett

"It's always best to retire with respect rather than being forced out" : Azhar Ali

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In an interview with Saj for Sky Sports, the Pakistan batsman spoke about his 2019 stint with Somerset, Pakistan's domestic cricket woes, favourites for the 2019 World Cup and discussed the future of Test cricket.

Read more: "It's always best to retire with respect rather than being forced out" : Azhar Ali

"I would have no problems playing the full PSL in Pakistan" : Alex Hales

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Alex Hales tells Saj (for Sky Sports) that England are rightly favourites for the World Cup - but that they must perform under pressure to win it. The batsman also discusses his experience in the Pakistan Super League and whether he could return to red-ball cricket in the future.

Read more: "I would have no problems playing the full PSL in Pakistan" : Alex Hales

"You cannot discount Pakistan's chances at the World Cup" : Sohail Tanvir

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Pakistan seamer spoke about the experience of winning the PSL title with Quetta Gladiators, Mohammad Hasnain's rise and Pakistan's chances at the upcoming World Cup.

Read more: "You cannot discount Pakistan's chances at the World Cup" : Sohail Tanvir

"New Zealand have the ability to challenge the best teams at the World Cup" : Colin Munro

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New Zealand batsman spoke about his stint with Karachi Kings at the PSL and his country's recent success in the Test and ODI formats.

Read more: "New Zealand have the ability to challenge the best teams at the World Cup" : Colin Munro

  1. "Mohammad Amir is one of the best in the world in the T20 format" : Ravi Bopara
  2. "The challenge is to continue the good form and make it count at the World Cup" : Hasan Ali
  3. Pakistan poised for major watershed moment as Pakistan Super League comes home
  4. "T20 is my version of international cricket and that's how I take it" : Colin Ingram

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