Sarfaraz Ahmed
Sarfaraz Ahmed is a former captain of the Pakistan national cricket team, best known for leading the team to victory in the ICC Champions Trophy in 2017. As a wicketkeeper-batter, he has been a pivotal figure in Pakistan cricket, recognized for his leadership skills and ability to perform under pressure. Sarfaraz has recently been in the news as the event ambassador for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, where he emphasized the importance of maintaining composure and focus in high-stakes matches, particularly during the intense clashes between Pakistan and India.
Born on Jun 22, 1987 (38 years old)
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Bangladesh:
Sarfaraz Ahmed stated that India's actions were against the spirit of cricket.
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India:
Sarfaraz Ahmed, the Under-19 mentor, raised concerns about the behaviour of Indian players during the final.
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India:
Sarfaraz Ahmed criticized the Indian U19 team's conduct during the match, calling it 'unethical'.
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Pakistan:
Sarfaraz Ahmed has an impressive record against India in cricket events as a player, captain, and now as a mentor and manager.
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Pakistan:
Shan Masood paid tribute to Sarfaraz Ahmed, the team manager and mentor, for his guidance in achieving the victory.
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Pakistan:
Sarfaraz Ahmed has been appointed as the manager and mentor.
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Pakistan:
Sarfaraz Ahmed was assigned the matters of Pakistan Shaheens and Pakistan Under 19.
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Pakistan:
Sarfaraz Ahmed has been given new responsibilities in the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
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Pakistan:
Mohammad Amir expressed strong support for Sarfaraz Ahmed's potential appointment as chief selector.
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Bangladesh:
The text was translated from English by Sarfaraz Ahmed.
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