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Salman Ali Agha speaking during the Eid Show on a Local TV Channel:
About his ideal cricketer:
“I really liked Mohammad Yousuf’s batting in Pakistan. I follow him a lot, even now. If I face any issue, I go to YouTube and keep watching his batting. Internationally, I really liked Michael Clarke.”
About the players who will shine for Pakistan in the future:
"I believe there are four young cricketers around whom the future of Pakistan cricket will revolve—Hassan Nawaz, Saim Ayub, Mohammad Haris, and Sahibzada Farhan. These players have the potential to win crucial matches for Pakistan moving forward."
About Politics in Pakistan cricket:
“There's nothing political about it. Just like in any household, differences naturally exist. Since we spend so much time together, sometimes disagreements happen, but it's never personal. It's more about the heat of the moment during cricket. We spend almost 10-11 months of the year with teammates, often even more than with our families. That naturally leads to occasional differences, but there’s no such thing as internal politics in the team."
About his ideal cricketer:
“I really liked Mohammad Yousuf’s batting in Pakistan. I follow him a lot, even now. If I face any issue, I go to YouTube and keep watching his batting. Internationally, I really liked Michael Clarke.”
About the players who will shine for Pakistan in the future:
"I believe there are four young cricketers around whom the future of Pakistan cricket will revolve—Hassan Nawaz, Saim Ayub, Mohammad Haris, and Sahibzada Farhan. These players have the potential to win crucial matches for Pakistan moving forward."
About Politics in Pakistan cricket:
“There's nothing political about it. Just like in any household, differences naturally exist. Since we spend so much time together, sometimes disagreements happen, but it's never personal. It's more about the heat of the moment during cricket. We spend almost 10-11 months of the year with teammates, often even more than with our families. That naturally leads to occasional differences, but there’s no such thing as internal politics in the team."
