Shaheen a ‘big loss’ for Pakistan, Brendon McCullum England coach
Brendon McCullum, the famous batsman of the New Zealand team, who is currently coaching the England team, has said that the Pakistan team is a strong in their country.
It should be remembered that last month in the T20 World Cup, Shaheen Shah, who is the left arm pacer and main wicket taker of Pakistan in all formats, was injured in the match against Australia, due to which he is now fully rested and is undergoing treatment. Which is unavailable in Pakistan vs England 3 test match series. This Shaheen a big loss for Pakistan.
Shaheen Shah also had his appendix removed last month.
In this Monday’s press conference, England batting coach Brendon McCullum has said
“ injury is a big loss for Pakistan, we will try to take advantage of it and we will try to win this test”.
The England team has come to Pakistan and they started their practice at the Rawalpindi Stadium on Monday. It should be remembered that the England team is coming to Pakistan for the first time after 2005 to play a Test match.
The first match between England and Pakistan on Thursday.
England batting coach Brendan McCullum has said that Pakistani fast bowler Shaheen Shah has made a lot of progress in the 2016 and 2017 editions of the PSL Pakistan Super League.
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“I know him pretty well. He is a wonderful bowler and he’s turned into a fine leader for Pakistani cricketer,”
McCullum
“Shaheen’s obviously a big loss.“
Brendon McCullum is very impressed with Pakistan’s fast bowler talent. He said that
“You need to respect that, and you need to find a way to be able to be well researched and well planned about what is going to come at you.”
“You look at their team sheet and you see talent you see some that might not be developed talent but it’s talent.“
“It is a very good Pakistan squad it is well rounded”
Said England coach McCullum, England won six matches out of seven under his coaching.
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