Imran Nazir talks about his career, domestic cricket structure in Pakistan and PSL

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Recorded29 Jun 2020

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Imran Nazir is the podcast guest. He is one of the biggest talents to come out of Pakistan cricket in the last two decades. Nazir looks back at all the promise and opportunities of his career with no regret. He states that structural changes are needed to recreate the magic of world class teams pakistan had produced in the past. He also talks about how the aggressive approach of the white ball cricket carried over to the test arena. The conversation also touches upon the significance of former greats coaching at the junior level where the real difference can be made. Last but not the least he explains how PSL can play a major role in reshaping the fortunes of Pakistan cricket. (The interview is in Urdu/Hindi)

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