Remembering Jones for his remarkable cricket sense and professionalism, the left-arm pacer said: “He was a great buddy of mine. I know how he advocated for Pakistan across the world. He talked about Pakistan’s cricket, food, talent, and hospitality everywhere in the world.” “I believe he was a great human being and as a coach he was brilliant. No coach in this world can take his place ever,” Akram concluded. He also hoped that the amount of experience on the Kings roster means that he won’t have to do much. “With Imad Wasim as captain, current Pakistan captain Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan being there, Iftikhar Ahmed being there, Mohammad Amir being there – all these guys are such thorough professionals. I will just have to organise and hopefully, that won’t be that difficult,” he added.
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