Interviews

'When I try to hit, I throw the kitchen sink at it'

'Eighty per cent of whatever I have learnt is by watching other fast bowlers'

'When you return to domestic cricket, you have to keep your ego aside'

'In T20, regardless of where you're playing, you need to use variations well'

'Qualification for the World Cup is the most important thing'

'Stop confronting, start talking'

'It was easier getting runs in the first three years of the IPL than it is now'

'I want to see Afghanistan at No. 5 in the rankings'

'I've got to progress my game instead of trying to please people'

'I've been lucky to have taken 99 Test wickets more than most people'

'I stopped caring about results and really enjoyed the game'

'We are a lesson to youngsters back home in Afghanistan'

'It gets a bit annoying - quarter-finals, semi-finals, out'

'It's about trying to stay elastic with your thinking'

'My ultimate aim is to play all formats as a batsman'

'It's not about defending our IPL title'

'If you'd told me I'd end up averaging 61, I'd have taken it'

'People can abuse me for a lifetime, but they can't stop me from playing'

'Coaching is seeing in people what they could be rather than what they are'

'These days some batsmen are playing yorkers better than length balls'