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In Bob Woolmer's Eyes edit
Moreover Bob Woolmer, former Pakistan coach on his personal Q&A website (afterwards all replies were compilled)[1] replied to a question about Mansoor Amjad said "I think bari said he really liked the way Amjad played in Peshawar and against Australian A side. He is a real talent at 19 years of age and we certainly will not rush him", furthermore he replied on some other occasion "Mansoor Amjad is still young and in my opinion not quite ready (when asked why Afridi was still in the test team when we have Mansoor)". At some other time, when asked about Pakistani Spinners he answered "It takes time to develop spinners and we have some good ones like Kaneria, Malik, Abdul Rehman, Mansoor Amjad, Imran Tahir and others". In year 2005-2006 Amjad stunned cricket lovers by taking Five wicket haul in an inning against England XI[2] was also well praised by Bob.
Amjad's In E-Media Eye edit
As Amjad is one of brilliance Pakistan Cricket produces so it make this sportsman always in spotlight of Media. Several articles had been written and published by various correspondents. Here are some articles mentioned below
On 21 June 2006 Espncricinfo published an article Titled "A tale of two Pakistan-born leg spinners " stating "This unfortunate bowler was the Sialkot legspinner Mansoor Amjad, who played in Pakistan's one-off T20I against Bangladesh in Karachi in April 2008. Brought on for the 16th over, he dismissed Mahmudullah with his second ball, Mashrafe Mortaza with his fifth, and Shahadat Hossain with his sixth. That wrapped up the match - and poor Amjad was never selected again, despite finishing with the eye-catching figures of 1-0-3-3. He did make a solitary one-day international appearance a couple of months later, taking 1 for 44 in his ten overs against Sri Lanka in Karachi, but never appeared in a Test. He had also played for Leicestershire in 2006 and 2007.........".
Year 2020 is a disastrous year for all form sports due to COVID Pandemic, In an interview to ESPN Amjad said "I know this is a worldwide crisis and it's inevitable we suffer from it, too. This is indeed a testing time and also a learning curve for the national board to understand the importance of cricket for players' livelihoods. There were so many players who lost their job after the new structure [in Pakistan's domestic cricket] and now this pandemic took away our alternatives, too. I don't know what will happen next, but there are so many other young players who had been relying heavily on playing in these leagues. Now they have nothing either at home or abroad[3]"
References
- ^ "Bob Woolmer's Views - A compilation from Woolmer's Q&A website | Pakistan Cricket Forum - Cricistan". cricistan.com. Retrieved 2021-01-26.
- ^ "Full Scorecard of England XI vs Pakistan A Tour Match 2005/06 - Score Report | ESPNcricinfo.com". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 2021-01-26.
- ^ "Pakistan's domestic players set to lose if English season cancelled". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 2021-01-30.
Baffle☿gab 00:47, 23 March 2021 (UTC)