USMAN KHAN
ISLAMABAD: Ahead of the nationally-celebrated Pakistan cricket tournament, Quetta Gladiators’ fast bowler Mohammad Hasnain has set his eyes on becoming the top bowler of the Pakistan Super League (PSL)-8 and warned his opponents.
Hasnain said that “I want to become the top bowler of the tournament. I didn’t have any particular batter’s wicket in my sight.
The young Pakistani player said he has worked hard for the upcoming tournament, and now it is time to apply what he has been working on.
He said that “today we had our first training session, and everyone looked in good form and fitness; we’re eager for the tournament to start and looking forward to it,”.
It may be noted Hasnain was banned from playing global cricket after his bowling action was declared illegal following an objection in the Australian Big Bash League (BBL) in January of the previous year.
Despite the main setback, the 22-year-old worked hard and amended his bowling standard,
The Pakistan Cricket Board has appointed a bowling consultant who worked with Hasnain to correct his bowling action.
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He said that “I have been working hard to prepare for PSL-8 and to keep myself fit; even when I was touring with the national squad, I kept working on improving my bowling; I feel to be an improved and better bowler now,”.
Hasnain said that “I could try to take the wicket of whoever is facing me, my goals are to take maximum wickets and contribute to my team’s success,”.
Hasnain added that Quetta Gladiators’ squad is much better than before and the team is looking in good shape; he hoped for better results by his side this time.
He said the PSL has become a very good platform for youngster’s cricket players to come and showcase their talent.
He said that “PSL is a good opportunity for every young player to come, perform, and get noticed,”.
