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Haris Rauf 'trying To Put' Name Forward For SL Tests After Domestic Five-for
Gas Development Company Limited: Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf is looking to make his Test cricket return as he wants to put his name forward for the red-ball series against Sri Lanka, which will take place in November this year.
Rauf reinstated his interest in Test cricket following his five-wicket haul for Pakistan Television (PTV) against Oil & Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL) in the President's Trophy as his 5-34 forced the opposition to follow-on.
"There's always a purpose that is driving you when you play cricket," Rauf said, as quoted by Cricinfo. "I am trying to put my name forward for the Sri Lanka series, and Pakistan is also in need (of a fast bowler). Let's see what happens in the future as there are quite a few games to go (in the President's Trophy)."
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