Pakistan's white-ball captain, Mohammad Rizwan, has responded to criticism regarding his English-speaking skills, asserting that his priority is cricket, not language proficiency. He expressed ...

A few days after Pakistan's debacle in a white-ball tour of New Zealand, skipper Mohammad Rizwan along with star batter Babar Azam is likely to meet Mohsin Naqvi, the chairman of Pakistan Cricket ...

He said his job is to play cricket, not to be a language expert. Rizwan clarified that his challenges with English stem from his incomplete education, which has impacted his proficiency in the ...

“The only regret is that I did not get enough education but I am not even one per cent ashamed that I can’t speak English despite being the captain of the Pakistan cricket team,” Rizwan said ...

Pakistan's Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan were left speechless at a question over the side's poor performances in international cricket. Pakistan’s top-order stars Babar Azam and captain ...

I do not know English and it's a shame I could not complete my education. But I am not ashamed of not knowing English as my passion is in cricket and not in mastering English." said Rizwan.

Wants clarity on T20I omission and greater say in team selection Pakistan's captain Mohammad Rizwan is keen to get clarity on his role in whiteball cricket when he meets PCB Chairman. AFP Dubai ...

New Delhi: Following Pakistan’s recent unsuccessful New Zealand tour, captain Mohammad Rizwan and star batsman Babar Azam plan to meet with Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi to ...

Mohammad Rizwan is reportedly set to meet PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi in the next few days "to get clarity on his selection in the T20I format." Mohammad Rizwan was dropped from the Pakistan T20I ...

But Pakistan asks me for cricket, not English." Rizwan, known for his candidness, added that he believes he can communicate well enough to make himself understood even to a native English speaker.

With the reporter asking a question to Peshawar Zalmi captain Babar Azam about when will he have his say about Pakistan cricket's problems, Mohammad Rizwan stepped in to answer the question.