ISLAMABAD: World’s fastest bowler and former Pakistani player Shoaib Akhtar on Thursday has revealed that he never liked that moment when he hurted some players with his fury, anger and attitude in his cricketing career.
Rawalpindi Express revealed his feelings at micro blogging website Twitter and here is what he tweeted,
Honestly in my playing days I didn’t like hurting people with my aggressive attitude and pace …. pic.twitter.com/0kTSI2wWtj
— Shoaib Akhtar (@shoaib100mph) December 31, 2015
Also, Shoaib while talking about madness and fast bowling to media men said that “I wanted to copy someone. Waqar (Younis). Imran (Khan). Wasim (Akram). That’s what you call inspiration. Then it became my passion. Then it became my madness. Then in that madness I found the method to become the fastest. Then in that method I found another method of being the smartest. Then I found another method where I was the most unfit fast bowler. I realised whatever time I have, I am not going to slow down. I am going to bowl as quick as possible. I used to find ways to increase my passion and my madness to bowl fast.
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