Another Good News for Pakistan coming right from the Balochistan Police in association with Naseem Shah’. Fast bowler Naseem Shah, from the Pakistan cricket team, was named the Goodwill Ambassador of the Balochistan Police on Saturday in Lahore.
Shah was designated as the “Honorary DSP” of the police by the Balochistan police. A ceremony was organized at the IG Balochistan Police Office in Quetta to mark the appointment, during which the pacer was properly outfitted in a police uniform and installed into the ranks.
Shah appeared on stage at the event to discuss his appointment. The cricketer conveyed his gratitude to the Balochistan Police for the “honor,” grinning with obvious satisfaction.
Naseem Shah posted the same on this official Twitter account. See below his tweet.
“When I was younger, I had a fear of police officers. My parents would make the cops sound scary to me. But as I’ve become older. I now understand the costs they bear to keep us safe,” he remarked. “They don’t only sacrifice their life for us; I can give you a much more straightforward illustration of their service. People assigned to the NCA stay up at night to watch over us. Without a decent night’s sleep, I am not even capable of functioning. I have the utmost respect for the police and am incredibly appreciative of their help.”
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Some light on Naseem Shah’s Cricket Background
In Pakistani cricket, Naseem Shah is a rising talent. The right-arm fast bowler made his mark in November 2019 when, at the age of just 16, he made his Test debut. He had an immediate effect, being the youngest player in Test cricket to take a hat-trick against Bangladesh. Since then, Naseem’s raw pace, precision, and capacity to swing the ball both ways have continued to astound. He has already featured in a few One Day Internationals and Twenty20 Internationals and grabbed 31 wickets in 11 Test matches, including three five-wicket hauls.
Future Prospects of Naseem Shah’s Cricket Career
In the future, Naseem Shah could rank among the greatest fast bowlers in Pakistani cricket history. He still has a long career ahead of him and is still young. He might dominate Test cricket if he keeps improving his abilities and maintaining his physical fitness, especially on wickets with pace and bounce. He has already demonstrated that he possesses the temperament and skills necessary to take wickets at the highest level, and with further practice, he might grow even more lethal. Naseem has also demonstrated a desire to learn and grow, which is encouraging for his future development.
How Naseem Shah can be a Great Asset for Pakistani Cricket
Naseem Shah has numerous qualities that can help Pakistani cricket greatly. He is primarily skilled in taking wickets, which is essential in all varieties of cricket. Any batsman is at risk from him due to his pace and swing, and he has previously demonstrated his ability to execute under many circumstances and against various foes.
Second, Naseem is a young player with tremendous room for development. He has already demonstrated his willingness to put in the effort and learn from his mentors and colleagues, which suggests that he will likely improve in the years to come. Last but not least, Naseem is a cricketer who embodies Pakistani cricket. He is driven, unafraid, and constantly up for a challenge.
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Credits: Featured image is taken from Naseem Shah’s Twitter account.
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Umar is an engineer by profession and a passionate writer by passion. He has a deep interest in sharing good news related to Pakistan and has been working hard to promote the positive image of his homeland. Umar has written numerous articles on various topics related to Pakistan, such as technology, sports, culture, and economy.
Congratulations to Naseem Shah on being appointed as an honorary DSP of the Balochistan Police! This is a remarkable achievement for the young fast bowler and a proud moment for the cricketing community in Pakistan.
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