Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise Lahore Qalandars fast bowler Zaman Khan has said that he works hard to bowl in death overs.
In an exclusive conversation with Geo News in Islamabad, Zaman Khan said that after becoming a part of Lahore Qalandars, he does not want to go to any other franchise.
He said that since Shaheen started playing with Afridi, he learned from him, there was no need to learn from anyone else except Shaheen.
The fast bowler added that he works hard to improve his bowling in the death overs.
The 21-year-old Zaman Khan was part of the Lahore Qalandars squad last year and the franchise became PSL champions for the first time, in which he played a key role.
Zaman had previously played 5 T20 matches for the Northern Region, but it was by playing for the Qalandars that he became the center of attention.
The fast bowler from Mirpur Azad Kashmir said that the Lahore Qalandars squad has bowlers like Haris Rauf and Shaheen Shah Afridi, which he is very happy about.
He said that there is a lot to learn from both of them, sometimes I ask something and sometimes I learn by watching, it is good when two top bowlers are with you.
Zaman Khan said that he works hard to improve his death overs bowling, even after the season ends, the practice continues.
He said that he practices yorkers, silver ones and slow bouncers with new and old balls.
To a question, the young bowler said that when he used to play tape ball cricket at a young age, Shahid Afridi and Shoaib Akhtar were his idols and he used to wish to represent Pakistan like them. Have learned something and made the same action as them.
However, Zaman doesn’t need to watch anyone else’s videos anymore, he says that since he got guidance from Shaheen Afridi, he doesn’t need to ask anyone else, the Qalandar’s captain has guided him a lot, which makes bowling enough. Has improved.
The young fast bowler said that his game has improved a lot by playing the Pakistan Super League.
To a question, Zaman Khan said that the atmosphere of Lahore Qalandars is very enjoyable, the team has a family atmosphere, even if there is a defeat, it does not feel like the match has been lost and the team lifts each other’s morale so that it will be good for the future. maybe
When he was asked which batsman he would like to take the wicket of, he named Babar Azam, the captain of Pakistan and Peshawar Zalmi.
He said that he wants to take Babar Azam’s wicket, so far he has not got a chance, but he will try to take Babar’s wicket in the upcoming matches.
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