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If the world had ended in 2012 accordingly to the Mayans prophecy, then history would had proclaimed that Sarfraz Ahmed was a keeper who could not hold a bat; was someone who would come at no.7 or 8 and walk back to the dressing room in the same over he arrives at. Fast-Forward to 2016, and people will tell you that Sarfraz Ahmed is an aggressive wicket keeper batsmen, who knows how to accumulate and build an innings. Infact, some cricket experts and pundits will go to an extent to say that he is the best wicket keeper batsmen in international cricket currently. However, those who have been watching the game from 2007 onwards can’t forget the international cricket start which Sarfraz had. During his initial international days, Sarfraz looked as if he didn’t know how to score runs. Even if he did get a couple of over’s to play, he would only defend the ball and not try to score runs. He was usually in and out of the team. His good keeping skills and Kamran Akmal’s atrocious were