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'I Have Performed At The Highest Level; Shoaib Malik Defends His Position In Pakistan Team
Pakistan's batting stalwart Shoaib Malik categorically said on Sunday that he was not a liability to the side, adding that despite his age he had "performed at the highest level".
The 40-year-old had played a key role in Pakistan advancing to the semifinal of the ICC T20 World Cup in the UAE late last year but critics have been gunning for his retirement, saying that at 40 it's time for him to call it a day.
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