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Pakistan Certainly Need Shaheen Shah Afridi Bowling A Little Bit Quicker: Michael Vaughan
In the first Test against Australia at Perth, Shaheen had match figures of 2/172 from 45.2 overs, as Pakistan lost by 360 runs. Vaughan also feels if Pakistan doesn’t show fight with the ball, the meek performance from Perth can be repeated in coming Tests in Melbourne and Sydney.
“Do you want my honest answer? No, I don't (expect them to be more competitive in the second and third Tests). I mean, they're a team that's almost going through a bit of transition. It's the first Pakistan bowling attack that I've seen that hasn't had a more than 145km/h bowler.”
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