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Asad Shafiq Announces Retirement From All Forms Of Cricket, Set To Become Pakistan Selector

Pakistan Test batter Asad Shafiq has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket after experiencing a dip in his passion for the game. The 37-year-old made the announcement on Sunday. “I am not feeling the same excitement and passion playing cricket and neither do I have the same fitness levels required for international cricket. Which is why I have decided to say goodbye to all cricket,” he told a press conference after leading Karachi Whites to the National T20 Championship title.

Full impact of train ticket office closure plans revealed in latest update by travel bosses

Passengers who could be affected by planned train ticket office closures have been issued with an update. The shock announcement would affect many stations across the country, including impacting journeys in and around Manchester.

Watch: Pakistan Star Hits Dead Ball For Four During County Match, Apologises Later

Azhar Ali hilariously hit a rolling ball during a County Championship Division Two match between Worcestershire and Sussex. The game that ended in a draw caught attention for Ali's action. However, the Pakistan batter was quick to aplogise after his act. During the second innings of Worcestershire, Azhar was batting at the score of 91 when Sussex pacer Henry Crocombe got the ball slipped away from his hand right before he could have delivered it. The ball then went rolling outside the pitch, however, Azhar reached to the delivery and hit it for a four.

Watch: Pakistan Star Hits Dead Ball For Four During County Match, Apologises Later

Azhar Ali hilariously hit a rolling ball during a County Championship Division Two match between Worcestershire and Sussex. The game that ended in a draw caught attention for Ali's action. However, the Pakistan batter was quick to aplogise after his act. During the second innings of Worcestershire, Azhar was batting at the score of 91 when Sussex pacer Henry Crocombe got the ball slipped away from his hand right before he could have delivered it. The ball then went rolling outside the pitch, however, Azhar reached to the delivery and hit it for a four.

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Asad Shafiq Announces Retirement From All Forms Of Cricket, Set To Become Pakistan Selector

Full impact of train ticket office closure plans revealed in latest update by travel bosses

Watch: Pakistan Star Hits Dead Ball For Four During County Match, Apologises Later

Watch: Pakistan Star Hits Dead Ball For Four During County Match, Apologises Later

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