He also reminded the players that former captains Waqar Younis and Wasim Akram represented Pakistan with broken bones. “They represented Pakistan with full commitment while suffering from injuries. Learn to challenge yourself in life to become a great cricketer, you will move towards betterment when you will start asking questions from yourself,” he maintained. He also cited the example of former captain Imran Khan who is now the Prime Minister of Pakistan. “Honesty and planning in his life have led him to the post of Prime Minister,” he opined.
The former captain also asked players to stay defiant at the crease whatever the situation may be. “Stay defiant and aim for consistency,” he advised young batsmen during the session. He also stressed the importance of fielding and asked players to work hard on that aspect of the game which can be improved by persevering for their goals. Younus scored 10,099 runs in 118 Tests before ending his career at a remarkable 52.05 average with 34 centuries and 33 half-centuries in his prolific career. It must be noted here that the PCB has given chance to current cricketers to interact with their on-field heroes. Recently, Javed Miandad, Wasim Akram, Mushtaq Ahmed, Shoaib Akhtar, Mohammad Yousuf, and Rashid Latif interacted with the current players.
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