Abdullah719
T20I Captain
- Joined
- Apr 16, 2013
- Runs
- 44,825
3-0-31-1 for him today against the Bears who were bowled out for 129.
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One thing about Abbas that I like is his wonderfully simple and fluid action that is SO repeatable, maybe that is why he picks up bucket loads of wickets. He can land the ball at the same spot bowl after bowl and eventually the batsman give their wicket to it. Great addition to our bowling attack.
Doing well amongst a pretty poor bowling attack.
Good workout for Abbas this in County cricket.
[MENTION=9]Saj[/MENTION] after the England series I heard some counties want to hire Faheem, any update on that?
Yes but he opted out of playing County cricket this season. Might play County after the World Cup next year though.
County cricket experience is a bit overrated tbh..if anything these counties take a lot out of the bowlers and depreciate them...i know Akram has credited county for his development but he would have still been a genuius even without playing county..If so, really bad then. He would've learnt every aspect of on the field and off the field of cricket. Anyways he would be knowing what he's doing.
If so, really bad then. He would've learnt every aspect of on the field and off the field of cricket. Anyways he would be knowing what he's doing.
He has such great control.
Brilliant line and length and the ability to move the ball both ways.
Perfect bowler for English conditions.
Starts with five consecutive maidens in the 2nd innings.
Sadly his team is pathetic. Got bowled out for 111 conceding a 91-run lead.
32* for him with the bat.
Second highest score for his team in this innings.
County cricket is not what it once was and only minimally improves a players’ ability.
The reason it was so lauded before was due to the world class players participating due to the lack of other leagues.
With the advent of T20 and the foreign player rule, county cricket has become a shell of its glory years. Which is why the likes of Amir despite county stints see little to no improvement.
Not to mention the workload it requires which put even the great and most fit players like Waqar prone to injury.
Leicestershire CCC is delighted to announce that Pakistan international star Muhammad Abbas will return as the club’s frontline overseas player for the 2019 season.
Abbas has made a huge impression in his first campaign at the Fischer County Ground and will play for Leicestershire CCC in the Specsavers County Championship and Royal London One-Day Cup next season.
The 28-year-old pace ace has been an integral part of a Foxes team that has been much-improved in the Specsavers County Championship this term. Abbas has taken 50 wickets at just 17.72 apiece in his first season at the club.
Abbas’ control and threat have been hugely impressive, and the young Leicestershire CCC bowlers have also learnt a great deal from him.
His immense contribution led Abbas to being awarded his county cap by Leicestershire CCC Head Coach Paul Nixon before the Specsavers County Championship game against Durham CCC.
A world-class seam bowler who moves the ball both ways, Abbas has an incredible test match record of 42 wickets at an average of only 17.69 in eight matches.
Abbas was named man of the series when Pakistan visited England for a two-test series this summer. He took ten wickets, including consecutive four-wicket hauls at Lord’s in his first appearance on the ground.
He said: “I have really enjoyed my time at Leicestershire County Cricket Club. Everybody has made me and my family feel very welcome. I have relished the chance to be a senior bowler, and I am looking forward to coming back next year.”
Nixon said: “Mo [Muhammad Abbas] has been an absolute class act this year. His bowling has been outstanding, constantly asking the batsmen questions by beating the edge on both sides. He is world-class; a humble man who is a brilliant role model.
“Even when Mo was away taking wickets for Pakistan earlier this year, he kept in touch and wished us well before matches. He has played a huge role in our success this season. We were absolutely delighted to award Mo with his county cap recently, and it is great that he will be returning next season.”