Newly-appointed spin coach Saeed Ajmal resolved on Wednesday to polish the skills of young spinners.
Speaking exclusively on Samaa TV in Faisalabad, the former Test cricketer said: “I will try to meet the expectations of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) by working hard and utilising all my experience. But this will be a time-consuming process.”
He talked about the upcoming tour of the national team to Australia. “The spinners are less likely to succeed in Australian conditions,’’ he added.
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Ajmal rallied behind Noman Ali and Abrar Ahmed, saying, “Noman Ali and Abrar Ahmed have been selected for the Australia tour and are performing well in the domestic circuit".
– Malik to play National T20 Cup –
Separately, Pakistan veteran all-rounder Shoaib Malik has returned to the domestic circuit as he is ready to represent Sialkot Region in the National T20 Cup again after a long time.
The 41-year-old cricketer is eying to represent the Pakistan national cricket team in the 2024 World Cup. In this regard, he is looking to focus on the domestic circuit.
Malik will spearhead the Silakot Region, as in the past he has won many tournaments for his side.
The former captain will also play the practice match ahead of the domestic T20 Cup.
The National T20 Cup will begin on November 24, when Lahore Region Whites will lock horns with Peshawar Region in Karachi.
