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I WAS born in Pakistan and came to the United States in 1981, when I was 11. My grandfather owned a farm in Pakistan and we had been fairly well-to-do. We started at the bottom when we came here. Full Article at The New York Times
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We look for more improvement and make sure that we head into this final game with more confidence and put more pressure on Pakistan
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I am becoming more and more responsible with my batting ... I want to help my team win the World Twenty20 again next year and then the bigger prize in the World Cup in two years time.
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If we win then youth will continue to follow us and that's a great responsibility on us players and everyone realises that
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I know all my fans want to see my explosive hitting, but I am more of a bowling all-rounder and want to be remembered for that
