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'WIESE' is all you could hear in the ground as the big man flaunted his firepower. #HBLPSL7 I #LevelHai I #LQvIU pic.twitter.com/JTHrBuFHVA— PakistanSuperLeague (@thePSLt20) February 25, 2022Propelled by Wiese's late flourish and Abdullah Shafique's fifty, Lahore Qalandars recovered from a poor start to post a total of 168/7.Kamran Ghulam scored 30 while Mohammad Hafeez posted 28. For Islamabad United, Liam Dawson and Mohammad Wasim both picked two wickets each.PromotedShadab Khan and Maqsood grabbed one wicket each.Lahore Qalandars had finished the league phase of PSL in second spot behind table-toppers Multan Sultans while Islamabad United had finished in fourth spot.Topics mentioned in this article Source link Read the full article

Karachi: South African all-rounder David Wiese has warned the opponents that Lahore Qalandars is no more the table-bottom team and the side is now among the strong contenders to win the HBL Pakistan Super League this year. In an exclusive interview to Geo Super, the 35-year-old said that Qalandars are off to a good start in PSL6 which is very important for a team in a top tournament like this. “It's a good start to the season. It is the first time that we've actually ever won the first game this season for the Qalandars. So, that's a nice little boost for us. The team is playing really well at the moment and the guys are putting in some good performances,” he said. He said that the key behind Qalandars’ success is team management’s support to its players and members of the squad spending time together which has transformed them into a good unit. “I think if you look at the team that we've got [this year], it's kind of the same team we've had over the past few years and that's what has been really good with Lahore Qalandars that they've backed the team, even though the results didn't go away the first couple seasons,” Wiese said. “The management kept the same players the whole time and they've backed those players and those players have now got a bit more experience.” “START PLAYING GOLF” The South African, who is known for his aggressive batting, said that for a batsman to be a good power-hitter, it’s important they play golf. “It is going to sound like a strange one but my advice would be start playing golf,” he said. “I'm not sure if there are a lot of people that play golf here in Pakistan, I know Mohammad Hafeez, he is a keen golfer and he's got his power hitting skills developed really well.” Explaining how playing golf can improve power hitting, Wiese revealed that the golf swing is naturally close to the swing required for power hitting in cricket. “If you can go and simulate a natural golf swing or baseball swing or something like that, you're going to be a lot more successful. And, that's how over the last couple of years the fundamentals of power hitting has changed. #psl #psl2021 #pcb #cricketpakistan #davidwiese https://www.instagram.com/p/CLq7eBlAkfB/?igshid=1eoan4196y73z