In this episode, we sit down with Shariz Ahmad, the Netherlands' rising cricket sensation, as he shares his incredible journey from backyard cricket to the international stage.

Discover how he honed his leg-spin skills, overcame challenges, and made his mark in the T20 World Cup.

Plus, get exclusive insights into his training routines, mental preparation, and the secrets behind his all-rounder success.

🌟 Inside this episode:

✅ The mindset & tactics behind his leg spin 🧠🎯

✅ Learning from legends like Rashid Khan, Adam Zampa & Shadab Khan 🏏🔥

✅ His unforgettable T20 World Cup debut & the pressure of international cricket

✅ Bowling to Virat Kohli & Rohit Sharma on the world’s biggest stage 🏆🔥

✅ How he took on Shakib Al Hasan & the world’s best batters ✅ His transition into an all-rounder & power-hitting role 💪💥

From playing backyard cricket with his brother Musa Ahmad to making an impact on the global stage, Shariz shares the secrets behind his rise, his fearless mindset, and what it takes to succeed at the highest level!

🚀 Whether you’re a cricketer, coach, or simply fascinated by the psychology of elite sport, this episode is packed with insights into what it takes to succeed.

💬 What’s your favorite moment from Shariz Ahmad’s journey? Let us know in the comments below!

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