It's getting increasingly tough for bowlers, says Ajmal


  • Cricket
  • Saturday, 19 Apr 2014

Pakistan's Saeed Ajmal stretches during the first cricket test match against England at the Dubai International cricket stadium in the United Arab Emirates January 19, 2012. REUTERS/Nikhil Monteiro

KARACHI (Reuters) - Pakistan's Saeed Ajmal, widely regarded as the world's best off-spinner, says that life is becoming increasingly tough for bowlers in limited-overs cricket.

The 36-year-old believes the Twenty20 format and rule changes in 50-over matches have made a real difference.

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