SHARJEEL KHAN VS AUSTRALIA 40 RUNS TEST DEBUT

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Calander Year Most Wickets 2016

Player	Mat	Inns	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	5	10
R Ashwin (INDIA)	12	23	584.4	102	1721	72	7/59	13/140	23.90	2.94	48.7	8	3
HMRKB Herath (SL)	9	17	412.2	89	1079	57	8/63	13/145	18.92	2.61	43.4	5	2
MA Starc (AUS)	8	15	325.4	71	1129	50	6/50	11/94	22.58	3.46	39.0	3	1
SCJ Broad (ENG)	14	25	463.4	117	1275	48	6/17	8/99	26.56	2.74	57.9	1	0
K Rabada (SA)	9	16	281.2	50	1074	46	7/112	13/144	23.34	3.81	36.6	4	1
Yasir Shah (PAK)	10	19	538.2	82	1780	46	6/72	10/141	38.69	3.30	70.2	4	2
RA Jadeja (INDIA)	9	18	463.4	116	1056	43	7/48	10/154	24.55	2.27	64.6	2	1
JR Hazlewood (AUS)	11	20	426.0	111	1170	42	6/89	6/89	27.85	2.74	60.8	1	0
N Wagner (NZ)	9	17	320.1	74	863	41	6/41	8/103	21.04	2.69	46.8	3	0
JM Anderson (ENG)	12	21	394.1	103	973	41	5/16	10/45	23.73	2.46	57.6	3	1
CR Woakes (ENG)	12	23	339.2	78	1042	41	6/70	11/102	25.41	3.07	49.6	2	1
NM Lyon (AUS)	11	20	438.0	69	1490	41	4/91	7/123	36.34	3.40	64.0	0	0
MM Ali (ENG)	17	29	532.0	83	1962	37	5/57	6/117	53.02	3.68	86.2	1	0
BA Stokes (ENG)	12	20	279.2	46	852	33	5/73	6/46	25.81	3.05	50.7	1	0
TA Boult (NZ)	10	18	359.0	82	1027	31	4/52	5/76	33.12	2.86	69.4	0	0
AU Rashid (ENG)	7	12	287.1	23	1070	30	4/52	7/178	35.66	3.72	57.4	0	0

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Most Runs Calender Year 2016 In Test

JE Root (ENG)	17	32	2	1477	254	49.23	2433	60.70	3	10	1	170	1
JM Bairstow (ENG)	17	29	4	1470	167*	58.80	2525	58.21	3	8	1	145	8
AN Cook (ENG)	17	33	3	1270	130	42.33	2447	51.90	2	7	0	151	1
V Kohli (INDIA)	12	18	2	1215	235	75.93	2011	60.41	4	2	0	134	2
Azhar Ali (PAK)	11	22	3	1198	302*	63.05	2569	46.63	3	4	2	114	5
SPD Smith (AUS)	11	18	3	1079	165*	71.93	1837	58.73	4	5	1	121	5
MM Ali (ENG)	17	29	6	1078	155*	46.86	2004	53.79	4	5	3	116	11
BA Stokes (ENG)	12	21	1	904	258	45.20	1354	66.76	2	3	1	110	21
CA Pujara (INDIA)	11	16	1	836	124	55.73	1726	48.43	3	4	0	107	2
UT Khawaja (AUS)	10	16	0	753	145	47.06	1387	54.28	2	4	2	94	3
KS Williamson (NZ)	10	18	2	753	113	47.06	1410	53.40	1	6	0	77	2
DA Warner (AUS)	11	19	1	748	144	41.55	861	86.87	2	2	1	91	6
Asad Shafiq (PAK)	11	21	1	733	137	36.65	1360	53.89	2	5	5	85	3
HM Amla (SA)	9	15	0	729	201	48.60	1421	51.30	2	3	1	101	2
Q de Kock (SA)	8	13	2	695	129*	63.18	884	78.61	2	5	0	96	6
Younis Khan (PAK)	10	19	1	673	218	37.38	1333	50.48	2	2	2	71	6
TWM Latham (NZ)	11	20	0	658	136	32.90	1440	45.69	2	5	2	69	2
AM Rahane (INDIA)	10	15	3	653	188	54.41	1369	47.69	2	2	1	66	7
Sami Aslam (PAK)	9	18	1	618	91	36.35	1580	39.11	0	6	0	64	3
DM de Silva (SL)	6	12	1	615	129	55.90	1127	54.56	2	2	0	77	2

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Pakistan Cricket Team Announce Vs Australia Umar Akmal Recall for One Day Cricket

 

Qaddafi Stadiuam : PCB Announce one day cricket team

Pakistan ODI squad for Australia series: Azhar Ali (C), Sharjeel Khan, Baber Azam, Shoaib Malik, Asad Shafiq, Umer Akmal, Sarfraz Ahmad (VC) WK, M Rizwan, Immad Wasim, M Nawaz, M Amir, Wahab Riaz, Hassan Ali, Rahat Ali, M Irfan AUSvPAK 

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Misbah hints at Sohail’s return as Pakistan look to level series

MELBOURNE: Skipper Misbah-ul-Haq hinted Sunday that Sohail Khan may come in to break up Pakistan´s three-man left-arm pace attack in the second Boxing Day Test against Australia in Melbourne.

The tourists are not expected to tinker with their batting after a heroic effort which took them within 40 runs of what would have been a world record win in last week´s Brisbane series-opener.

But there was speculation that Rahat Ali, who took two wickets in Brisbane, could make way for one of the right-arm pacemen -- either Sohail or Imran Khan.

Pakistan´s three-man left-arm pace attack was criticised at the Gabba for being one-dimensional and lacking variety.

Misbah, whose team must win the Melbourne Cricket Ground Test to set up a decider in Sydney in the New Year, was giving little away team-wise but praised Sohail´s work ethic.

"Sohail is working hard and he is the guy who gave us five-fors in the previous matches and that´s what we look for when he plays," he told reporters on Sunday.

"He bowls the new ball very well and if he gets you two or three wickets with the new ball it is always helpful for you. He is also good with the reverse swing.

"Obviously he knows that he needs to be good in the later spells because you have to bowl at least 20 overs a day so he is working hard. We are hoping that he will be okay."

Misbah said Pakistan´s bowling had been as much of a problem as their batting on recent tours of Australia.

But he is hopeful for a big response from both his batsmen and bowlers at the MCG.

"It´s not just a challenge for the batsmen. It´s a challenge for the bowlers as well," he said.

"The conditions are totally different here, especially for the Asian teams.

"As a bowler you need to adjust to these conditions, otherwise you are giving away too many runs and leaking too many boundaries and not putting any sort of pressure on the opposition.

"You need to be very precise with your lines and lengths in Australia because of the true bounce and pace. That´s important for us as a bowling unit.

"To get 20 wickets is always a challenge. But we know and are sure about the bowling combination that we will have tomorrow. We are clear about our strategy."

Misbah said spirits were high in the Pakistan camp after they almost pulled off an epic come-from-behind victory in Brisbane, posting a massive fourth-innings total of 450.

"The guys are relaxed and confident that they can perform well here," he said.

"You can see that everybody´s spending a lot of time in the nets, working on the basics. They won´t leave anything behind before we get into the second Test match.

"That´s a good sign that we are confident but at the same time, we´re focused and determined.

"I´m comfortable with the position we´re in at the moment as individuals and as a team."

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Pakistan confident after giving Australia a scare: Misbah

MELBOURNE: A strong fourth innings fightback that had nearly clinched a remarkable record run chase in the first test loss to Australia in Brisbane had given Pakistan the confidence they needed for the rest of the series, captain Misbah-ul-haq has said.

The visitors, who were dismissed for 142 in their first innings, had Australian cricket fans chewing their fingernails to the quick as they counter-attacked in chasing 490 for victory.

Asad Shafiq scored a superb century and rallied the tail for 230 runs as the visitors reached 449 for eight before Mitchell Starc produced a superb bouncer that ended his 336-minute resistance.

Until that point, the Australians had looked nervous in the field and the visitors increasingly confident of sealing victory, something they needed after losing 2-0 to New Zealand just before the first game.

"The guys are relaxed and confident that they can perform well here," Misbah told reporters at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday.

"You can see that everybody´s spending a lot of time in the nets, working on the basics. They won´t leave anything behind before we get into the second test match.

"That´s a good sign that we are confident but at the same time, we´re focused and determined. I´m comfortable with the position we´re in at the moment as individuals and as a team."

Misbah was reluctant to name his team´s final makeup, despite Steve Smith having earlier confirmed his side would be unchanged, though left-arm opening bowler Mohammad Amir had recovered well from knee and thigh injuries in Brisbane.

Misbah added there was no point in concentrating on under pressure batsman Nic Maddinson, who has scored just five runs in his three innings since debut and was considered at risk with all-rounder Hilton Cartwright brought into the squad.

"He´s quite young at international level but they´re believing in him," Misbah said. "You can´t just write someone off. That person can really hit you.

I think everyone who is in the Australian team is capable enough to perform at international level so we have to give respect to every player.”

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