Pakistani New ODI Captain Azhar Ali wallpaper

Pakistani New ODI Captain Azhar Ali wallpaper

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has named Azhar Ali Pakistan's new ODI captain, and Test vice-captain. Misbah-ul-Haq will remain the Test captain while Shahid Afridi will continue to lead the Twenty20 side. There were changes in the selection committee as well, with former batsman Haroon Rasheed appointed the new chief selector. The PCB for the first time introduced a bona fide vice-captain for each format. The appointment, according to the PCB chairman Shaharyar Khan, is not a long-term prospect but for the "time-being." Sarfraz Ahmed was named vice-captain for the limited-overs formats.

"Using my constitutional right as chairman I have appointed Azhar Ali as Pakistan ODI captain," Shaharyar said in a press conference in Lahore on Monday. "There were four to five recommendations for captaincy but I didn't want to go back, and wanted to look ahead for young players. I know Azhar Ali was not in the team for the last two years, not even in the World Cup squad but his performance in the Pentangular Cup recently proved that he has the ability for the job.

Azhar has played only 14 ODIs and last played in January 2013, despite having an average of 41.09. The 30-year-old is a regular in the Test XI, providing a steadying influence at No. 3. His strike rate in limited-overs cricket had always restrained the chances of an ODI call, though in recent times he has improved in that aspect. He was the leading run-scorer in the Pentangular Cup with 302 runs at an average of 60.40 and strike rate of 86.28. In the President's Gold Cup, he scored 234 runs with a strike rate of 86.98.

"I know this [strike rate] has been a point of concern in the past but in last one-and-half year I have definitely got this issue covered and have improved as well," Azhar said. "I have been working hard at NCA and my domestic record has already improved. So I am satisfied and when I get a chance I am going to prove it."

When asked how he would deal with players like Umar Akmal and Ahmed Shahzad, who are more experienced than him, Azhar said: "I have captained them in the past and it shouldn't be any problem in the future as well. They are good players and I hope they will be better in my captaincy."

Muhammad Amir New Look 2015 Wallpaper

Muhammad Amir New Look 2015 Wallpaper

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Pakistan vs Bangladesh Cricket Match Schedule 2015

Pakistan vs Bangladesh Cricket Schedule 2015

Date/Time	Match
Fri Apr 1714:30 Local | 13:30 PKT	1st ODI - Bangladesh vs PakistanSher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur
Sun Apr 1914:30 Local | 13:30 PKT	2nd ODI - Bangladesh vs PakistanSher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur
Wed Apr 2214:30 Local | 13:30 PKT	3rd ODI - Bangladesh vs PakistanSher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur
Fri Apr 2418:30 Local | 17:30 PKT	Only T20 - Bangladesh vs PakistanSher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur
Tue Apr 28 - Sat May 29:30 Local | 8:30 PKT	1st Test - Bangladesh vs PakistanSheikh Abu Naser Stadium, Khulna
Wed May 6 - Sun May 109:30 Local | 8:30 PKT	2nd Test - Bangladesh vs PakistanSher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur

Ahmad Shehzad hd Photo Gallery 2015

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Ahmed Shehzad is a famous cricket player of Pakistan.He was born on 21 March 1992 in Lahore Pakistan.He is very talented cricket player. He is a right handed batsmen. He have best century record.

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Martin Guptill 237* in ICC World Cup 2015

Martin Guptill 237* in ICC World Cup 2015

The 28-year-old batsman was dropped in the first over before going on to score 237 off 163 balls - including 24 fours and 11 sixes, of which one found the roof of Wellington's Westpac Stadium in the final over. Just three balls in, Marlon Samuels dropped the Aucklander and Guptill thanked him by finding the first of his many boundaries before Brendon McCullum fell for 12 runs, West Indies captain Jason Holden rising to the occasion to take a stunning catch at deep cover.

Guptill then survived two appeals for lbw, chipping away at the attack in between times, and he remained in place after West Indies claimed their second wicket in the 16th over. Meanwhile Guptill was moving towards his half-century and reached it with a single from the last ball of the 20th over to put New Zealand on 105 for two. Nothing could stop the Derbyshire batsman and after making his seventh ODI hundred he took off his helmet and saluted the roaring capacity crowd. Corey Anderson was then caught by an off-pace delivery from Russell, shuffling across to pull the ball across to Gayle at midwicket for 15.

Guptill's double-ton was within reach and he wasted no time gunning for it, achieving his personal best of 192 with a four off Russell before partner Grant Elliott was dismissed on review. The South Africa-born all-rounder had bolstered Guptill's charge with 27 runs off 11 balls, including two fours and two sixes, but he was given out despite appealing Taylor's claim for lbw. Guptill ignored that disappointment to fire a four that brought him to 199 and the brink of greatness. Then, from the first ball of the 48th over, he drilled Russell's delivery to long-off for a four that made World Cup history.

The Black Caps would lose Luke Ronchi (nine) before the break, courtesy of Taylor's yorker that ended up with Benn, but Guptill was uncowed and ploughed on to register a mammoth score of 237. Of the two sixes he hit in the final over, one travelled over 110 metres to end up on the roof of the stadium, and he left the field to a standing ovation.

Martin Guptill 237* in ICC World Cup 2015

Shahid Afridi HD Wallpaper 2015

Shahid Afridi HD Wallpaper 2015