Rashid Latif
Rashid Latif is a former Pakistan cricket captain and wicketkeeper-batsman, known for his leadership and sharp cricketing acumen. He played for the national team from 1992 to 2003 and has since been involved in cricket commentary and administration. Latif is recognized for advocating for reforms within Pakistani cricket, often voicing his opinions on team selection and player performance. His recent comments reflect his concerns over the form of key players in the national team, particularly ahead of major tournaments.
Born on Oct 14, 1971 (53 years old)
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Pakistan:
Rashid Latif, a former captain of the Pakistan cricket team, revealed the hidden flaws behind the Pakistan Super League not becoming a big brand.
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Pakistan:
Rashid Latif made shocking revelations about match-fixing in Pakistan cricket.
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Pakistan:
Rashid Latif has threatened to reveal the secrets of match-fixing in Pakistan cricket.
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Bangladesh:
Rashid Latif was banned at the time when the author was considered for captaincy.
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India:
Rashid Latif has stated that there is no comparison between the IPL and the PSL, as the former is considered the top league in cricket.
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Pakistan:
Former captain Rashid Latif commented on India's strength in the Champions Trophy final.
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Pakistan:
Former captain Rashid Latif says no final despite heavy investment is a blow as country reportedly spent $16m to upgrade 3 venues.
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Pakistan:
Rashid Latif predicted that the final would be played between India and South Africa.
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India:
Rashid Latif claimed financial reasons played a role in Younis Khan's choice.
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India:
Rashid Latif expressed despondency with the state of Pakistan cricket and called for merit-based appointments.
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