“Brother, My English Is Finished Now”, Naseem Shah Gives A Straightforward Reply To A Reporter, Video Goes Viral

Pakistan has always been a nation that has produced quality fast bowlers over the decades. It is worth mentioning here that, the country produced another young talent in the form of Naseem Shah.

Naseem Shah created an instant impact with the ball, at such a very young age of 19. He has represented the Pakistan national cricket team across all three formats.

So far, Naseem Shah has represented 13 Tests, 3 ODIs and 16 T20Is for the national cricket team. Overall, he has taken 33 wickets in the longest format of the game.

On the other hand, he has accounted for 10 dismissals in One Day Internationals. As far as the shortest format of the game is concerned, Naseem Shah took 14 wickets so far.

Moreover, he has taken one five-wicket-haul in Tests and ODIs. On the other hand, he has bagged a four-wicket haul in the longest format.

Naseem Shah registered his best bowling figures of 5/31 in Tests, 5/33 in One Day Internationals and 2/7 in the shortest format of the game.

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“Brother, My English Is Finished Now”, Naseem Shah Gives A Straightforward Reply To A Reporter

Meanwhile, young paceman Naseem Shah made the headlines after he gave a straightforward reply to the reporter. The video clip has gone viral on the internet.

Brother @iNaseemShah mast kheliye aur badhiya kheliye. English na aana koi badi baat nahi hai.

Even our Neeraj Chopra can’t speak in English, but what he has achieved is incredible ♥️ Mehnat aur achievement ke aage ye sab chize chhoti ho jati hai. 🤗 pic.twitter.com/RDOy1L2p2N

— Avinash Aryan (@AvinashArya09) November 29, 2022

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“He is a legend, we learn a lot of things from him and whenever we meet we discuss something. So, that’s a big thing for him.

“He is still playing at 40. He is still playing and fit, so you can imagine how hard he is working,” said Pakistan’s young pacer Naseem Shah on Anderson.

Meanwhile, the reporter went on to ask the pacer to add more about the craft and his opinions about England’s bowling great James Anderson.

To which, the young paceman replied, “Brother, I have just 30 per cent English. My English is finished now, okay.”