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Wishes pour in from cricket fraternity as Hasan Ali turns 28

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KARACHI: As former ODI bowler Hasan Ali turned 28 on Saturday, the cricket fraternity came together to pour out their heartfelt wishes on the Pakistani pacemaker.

Hasan, who played a key role in Pakistan’s Champions Trophy triumph in 2017 by taking 13 wickets at the world tournament and winning the Player of the Tournament title, celebrates his 28th birthday today.

On his special day, several fellow cricketers took to their Twitter accounts and wished the pacemaker on his birthday by sharing heartfelt messages.

Former Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed took to his Twitter and wrote: “Happy birthday Guddo. Always be happy and many prayers for you.”

Hasan’s left arm counterpart and Champions Trophy teammate Rumman Raees praised the former’s bowling skills and wished him well for his future.

“I have seen you taking the forms off many a heavy hitter with delivery jaffa, wishing you a very happy birthday and an upcoming race because Pakistan needs you.

Happy Birthday [Hasan Ali],” he wrote.

Hasan’s best friend, Shadab Khan, also shared a heartfelt note on his Twitter to wish the former on his special day, calling him a heartfelt friend.

“Find yourself a friend as sincere as Hasan, a teammate as passionate as Hasan. Happy Birthday [Hasan]. I love you bhai,” Shadab wrote.

World No. 2 ODI batsman Imam-ul-Haq also shared his photo with Hasan and wished the latter on his 28th birthday.

“Happy birthday Hassan. May you always be very happy, healthy and successful. I love you Hassu.” the imam wrote.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), on the other hand, shared a compilation video of Hasan’s full performance in South Africa’s historic tour of the country in 2021.

It is pertinent to mention here that Hasan represented Pakistan in 128 matches and claimed 225 wickets. He was also the fastest 50 wicket ODI for Pakistan.

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