London: Kashif Ali, Pakistan, Kashif Ali, hopes to help him in the strong first -class offers and spend a period with the province of English Kent, the first in the continuous boycott championship to establish his place in the Pakistan Test Team.
From the first time in a series of houses against the West Indies to playing the Cricket game in England for the first time, the 30-year-old lives in what he calls the “blessed” stage in his life-inside and outside the field.
He was speaking exclusively to Geo News In the wonderful cricket ground, after the match between Kent CCC and Middlesex CCC.
Kashif said: “Praise be to him, it was a special year.” “I first appeared in the cricket test and shortly after, I got the opportunity to play with Kent. It is not easy to adapt to new conditions – weather, stadiums, public environment – but I am really happy with how things have gone so far.”
Kashef, who was a steady performer in the Pakistani local circle, believes that the cricket game in the province is a major step. In five matches he starred so far, he got 11 texts.
“Facilities, structure and support systems here on another level. Cricket is the same everywhere – but the professional environment here really allows you to perform at your best.”
Coach Adam Hollyuk – who was previously working with the Pakistani national team – played a detector to the cricket game in the province more smooth. “He is very friendly and encouraging. We have clicked within only two sessions,” he said.
For any Kricit player, playing in Lord’s is a moment that determines his profession, and Kashif was not an exception. “When I was a young boy in Rawalpindi, I used to hear about the Lord and wonder how it would be. Playing here was surreal. It seems really like a cake house – from the crowd to the air, and even to amazing food during the separators,” laughed.
Earlier this year, Kashif obtained his first invitation to the national team when he conducted his first test in Mulkan, as the only fast ray in the eleventh test in Pakistan against the West Indies. “Pakistan’s representation in the cricket test was a great honor – a moment of pride for me, my wife, my father and my entire family. It is a feeling that I find it difficult to put in the words.”
But it was not just his cricket features that made 2024 unforgettable. A detector has also become a father. “My daughter was born before she first appeared in the test – and since then, things took a beautiful turn. It was a source of strength and motives for me. I really think she brought me good luck,” Share.
Cricket detector began in 2010, inspired by the legendary Shweib Akhtar, a Rawalbandy citizen. “He made me watch Shweib with a rapid bowl love. I left his energy, aggression and passion with a great impression of me.”
Looking at the future, Kashif still focuses on maintaining its shape and gaining a regular place in the Pakistani national team. “God willing, my goal is to continue performance and stay in competition. This is how you keep your place – with consistency.”
With the support of his family, coaches, mentors-and the season of a promising boycott of a neighbor-Tashaf Ali not only made his mark in the first-class cricket game, but also laying the foundation for a long and effective international profession.