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Babar Azam continues to be the skipper, while contrary to reports, Shadab Khan remained his deputy. There were speculations that Shaheen Shah Afridi might become the new vice-captain.

Naseem Shah ruled out as Pakistan name squad for ODI World Cup 2023

Pakistan named its squad for the ODI World Cup 2023 on Friday and in a major blow to their chances, in-form pacer Naseem Shah failed to recover in time and was ruled out of the tournament in India.

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Babar Azam continues to be the skipper, while contrary to reports, Shadab Khan remained his deputy. There were speculations that Shaheen Shah Afridi might become the new vice-captain.

Pakistan named its squad for the ODI World Cup 2023 on Friday and in a major blow to their chances, in-form pacer Naseem Shah failed to recover in time and was ruled out of the tournament in India.
Naseem picked up a shoulder injury during the recently concluded Asia Cup. He has been advised to undergo surgery and is expected to recover in three to four months. Hence, the youngster couldn't find a place in the 15-member World Cup squad.&nbsp;
Chief Selector Inzamam ul Haq said experienced medium pacer Hasan Ali has been recalled in place of Shah.
Inzamam also announced three travelling reserves - wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Haris, mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed and fast bowler Zaman Khan for the World Cup who would be considered if there were any injuries in the squad.
"I have not tried to tinker or make too many changes in the squad because this is a World Cup and we have to remember these same players have been playing together for a while now. We have opted for continuity in the team," Inzamam told the media in Lahore on Friday.
"We were forced to make one change because of an unfortunate injury to Naseem Shah. We had a few injury scares in the recent Asia Cup, but I am glad to share that all the players are fully fit and are eager to perform for their country in the all-important tournament." Giving a breakdown on the fitness of Naseem, Inzamam said: "The doctors are looking after him but what we are learning is that he might be out for a long time, not only the World Cup." The Chief Selector said that Naseem is also doubtful to make the tour of Australia after the World Cup.
Inzamam also defended the decision to call up Hasan Ali, who has been out with a finger injury for a while now and last played for Pakistan in any format in January this year against New Zealand in a Test match.
Hasan, who fractured his finger while playing in the Lanka Premier League a few months back, last played an ODI for Pakistan in June 2022.
"The only reason we have picked Hasan is because he is an experienced bowler who has played and bowled well before in big tournaments and matches and that is why we have gone for Hasan. He was only picked after the doctors cleared his fitness," he said.
There were concerns about fast bowler Haris Rauf's fitness after he missed the last Super Four game against Sri Lanka following an injury during the India game.
"I have received encouraging reports from our medical panel about Haris Rauf. He has started to (shadow) bowl at the National Cricket Academy and will be available for selection," Inzamam said.
"I have a firm belief that this squad can bring the World Cup trophy to Pakistan and make the whole nation proud with their incredible performances. It is time to get behind our team and provide them with the backing and support that they need." Inzamam, however, said the recent form of the spinners has been a source of concern and they need to improve their performance in India.
"It is a fact that our spinners are not performing as we expect them to do. And unless they take wickets in the middle overs it will be a problem in India," he said.
"Shadab, Nawaz and Osama Mir have been playing together so I am confident they will start performing in the mega event.
"In India if you want to win matches not only do you need wicket-taking spinners but also proper pace bowlers." Pakistan will play two warm-up matches against New Zealand on September 29 and Australia on October 3 before their tournament opener against the Netherlands on October 6.
The showpiece will be held in October and November in India.
Pakistan World Cup squad:
Babar Azam (Caps), Shadab Khan (V.Capt), Muhammad Rizwan, Imam-ul-Haq, Abdullah Shafique, Saud Shakeel, Fakhar Zaman, Haris Rauf, Hasan Ali, Iftikhar Ahmed, Muhammad Nawaz, Muhammad Wasim Junior, Agha Salman, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Osama Mir.
Travelling Reserves:
Muhammad Haris, Abrar Ahmed, Zaman Khan.

Scans have revealed that Naseem Shah's injury might be way more serious than earlier anticipated, with the Pakistani speedster set to be ruled out for the remainder of the year.

Naseem Shah: Pakistani pacer doubtful for ODI World Cup 2023, could miss Australia tour | Asia Cup 2023

Scans have revealed that Naseem Shah's injury might be way more serious than earlier anticipated, with the Pakistani speedster set to be ruled out for the remainder of the year.


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<h2>Scans have revealed that Naseem Shah's injury might be way more serious than earlier anticipated, with the Pakistani speedster set to be ruled out for the remainder of the year.</h2>

Pakistan's promising fast bowler, Naseem Shah, faces an uncertain future regarding his role in the upcoming ODI World Cup 2023. Recent scans have unveiled a more severe injury to his right shoulder than initially anticipated, possibly sidelining him for the rest of the year.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is seeking a second medical opinion to confirm the extent of the injury. Initial scans conducted in Dubai strongly suggest a significant layoff, casting doubts over Naseem's participation not only in the World Cup but also the Test series in Australia and potentially the next Pakistan Super League.
Naseem Shah had to prematurely leave the field during Pakistan's second game against India at the Asia Cup last week. An injury to a muscle just below his bowling shoulder was identified as the cause. While this injury is not a recurrence of any previous shoulder issues, it could have lasting consequences for his career.
The potential absence of Naseem Shah in the World Cup and future series is a considerable setback for Pakistan. In the past year, he has evolved into an all-format bowler, showcasing his prowess in red-ball cricket as well as limited-overs formats, making him a vital asset for the team. Alongside Shaheen Shah Afridi and Haris Rauf, he forms an essential part of Pakistan's formidable bowling unit.
The PCB is closely monitoring Naseem Shah's situation and is expected to make an official decision based on the secondary scan results, which will be available in a few days. In the meantime, Pakistan is evaluating replacement options, with Zaman Khan already stepping in during the Asia Cup in Naseem's absence, while Mohammad Hasnain is also being considered despite his ongoing injury concerns.
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PCB has named Zaman Khan as Naseem Shah's replacement, who has also started training with the Pakistani team

Pakistan's Naseem Shah ruled out of Asia Cup 2023, Major update on Haris Rauf

In a major blow to Pakistan, in-form pacer Naseem Shah will take no further part in Asia Cup 2023 as he was ruled out after injuring his bowling shoulder in the game vs India.

PCB has named Zaman Khan as Naseem Shah's replacement, who has also started training with the Pakistani team

In a major blow to Pakistan, in-form pacer Naseem Shah will take no further part in Asia Cup 2023 as he was ruled out after injuring his bowling shoulder in the game vs India.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) medical panel is monitoring Naseem and is 'taking all necessary precautions keeping in mind the ODI World Cup, which starts in less than a month's time.'
PCB has named Zaman Khan as his replacement, who has also started training with the Pakistani team.
The statement further added that Haris Rauf continues to recover well. He did not bowl on the reserve day of the India vs Pakistan game after feeling discomfort in his right flank.

The 6 PSL teams had to pick from the Platinum, Diamond, Gold, Silver, Emerging, and supplementary category. 

Wanindu Hasaranga, David Miller, Bhanuka Rajapaksa picked in PSL draft

Sri Lanka stars Wanindu Hasaranga and Bhanuka Rajapaksa alongside South Africa's David Miller and England's Alex Hales got picked by the franchises for the Pakistan Super League draft for this season. 

The 6 PSL teams had to pick from the Platinum, Diamond, Gold, Silver, Emerging, and supplementary category.&nbsp;

Sri Lanka stars Wanindu Hasaranga and Bhanuka Rajapaksa alongside South Africa's David Miller and England's Alex Hales got picked by the franchises during the Pakistan Super League draft for the 2023 edition. The player draft took place for the upcoming season on Thursday and over 500 players participated. The 6 teams had to pick from the Platinum, Diamond, Gold, Silver, Emerging, and supplementary category.&nbsp; While Quetta Gladiators chose Hasaranga, Miller was picked up by Multan Sultans. Hales went to Islamabad United, Peshawar Zalmi roped in Rajapaksa. Naseem Shah and Fakhar Zaman were chosen by Quetta Gladiators and Lahore Qalandars respectively during the Platinum round.&nbsp;
Here are all the current squads 
Quetta Gladiators
Mohammad Nawaz, Iftikhar Ahmed, Umar Akmal, Will Smeed, Wanindu Hasaranga, Naseem Shah, Jason Roy, Mohammad Hasnain, Sarfaraz Ahmed, Naveen ul Haq, Odean Smith, Ahsan Ali, Umaid Asif, Muhammad Zahid, Abdul Bangalzai, Aimal Khan, Martin Guptill, Omair Bin Yousuf
Karachi Kings
Haider Ali, Imad Wasim, Mohammad Amir, Shoaib Malik, Aamir Yamin, Mir Hamza, Sharjeel Khan, Qasim Akram, Matthew Wade, Imran Tahir, James Vince, James Fuller, Andrew Tye, Tayyab Tahir, Mohammad Akhlaq, Irfan Khan Niazi, Tabraiz Shamsi, Mohammad Umar
&nbsp;
Lahore Qalandars
Rashid Khan, Shaheen Shah Afridi, David Wiese, Abdullah Shafique, Harry Brook, Kamran Ghulam, Zaman Khan, Fakhar Zaman, Dilbar Hussain, Mirza Tahir Baig, Ahmed Danlyal, Shawaiz Irfan, Jordan Cox, Jalat Khan, Hussain Talat, Sikandar Raza, Liam Dawson&nbsp;
Peshawar Zalmi
Babar Azam, Sherfane Rutherford, Wahab Riaz, Mohammad Haris, Aamir Jamal, Salman Irshad, Tom-Kohler Cadmore, Bhanuka Rajapaksa, Rovman Powell, Mujeeb ur Rahman, Danish Aziz, Arshad Iqbal, Saim Ayub, Usman Qadir, Suifyan Muqeem, Haseeb Ullah, Jimmy Neesham
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Multan Sultans
Mohammad Rizwan, Khushdil Shah, Rilee Rossouw, Shan Masood, Shahnawaz Dahani, Tim David, Abbas Afridi, Ihsanullah, David Miller, Josh Little, Akeal Hosein, Usama Mir, Usman Khan, Sameen Gul, Anwar Ali, Mohammad Sarwar, Adil Rashid, Arafat Minhas
Islamabad United
Shadab Khan, Asif Ali, Mohammad Wasim Jnr, Azam Khan, Faheem Ashraf, Hasan Ali, Colin Munro, Paul Stirling, Alex Hales, Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Fazalhaq Farooqi, Abrar Ahmed, Sohaib Maqsood, Rumman Raees, Zeeshan Zamir, Hassan Nawaz, Moeen Ali, Mubasir Khan

Pakistan Cricket team have witnessed two of their team players being admitted to the hospital recently as Pakistan batter Haider Ali has been admitted to the hospital after the 21-year-old felt some dizziness in the dressing room.

After Naseem Shah, Pakistan cricketer Haider Ali admitted to hospital

Pakistan Cricket team suffered another setback with batter Haider Ali in the hospital after he felt dizzy during the 6th T20I against England.

Hard-hitting Haider Ali became the 2nd Pakistan player to be admitted to the hospital due to illness during the ongoing series against England.

Pakistani batter Haider Ali was admitted to the hospital after the 21-year-old felt some dizziness in the dressing room during the 6th T20I against England.
Ali, who played the first innings of the match, had managed to score 18 runs off 14 balls. However, he felt dizzy in the dressing room and was substituted in the second innings, and was later admitted to a hospital.&nbsp;
Ali is the 2nd Pakistani player after pacer Naseem Shah who has been rushed to hospital during the series.
Naseem, who had a fever and complained of chest pain, was diagnosed with Pneumonia. He was later ruled out of the final 2 T20Is having tested positive for Covid-19 as well.
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Days after hospitalisation, Pakistani pacer Naseem Shah has been tested positive for Covid-19.
Pakistan Cricket Board said in the statement that Shah was discharged from hospital on Thursday but subsequently tested positive for Covid-19 upon his arrival at the team hotel. 
The statement stated that the Pakistani pacer will miss the remaining two T20 Internationals against England. 
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The Men In Green is due to leave for New Zealand on October 3 to participate in a Tri-series involving Kiwis and Bangladesh. 
However, with no update over Shaheen Afridi's injury and now Shah testing positive for Covid, the Pakistani camp would have been worried over the availability of their two premium pacers ahead of the T20 World Cup Down Under.
Pakistan will lock horns with India in their tournament opener on October 23 at Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Pakistani pacer Naseem Shah tests positive for Covid-19

Days after hospitalisation, Pakistani pacer Naseem Shah has been tested positive for Covid-19.

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With no update over Shaheen Afridi's injury and now Shah testing positive for Covid, the Pakistani camp would have been worried over the availability of their two premium pacers ahead of the T20 World Cup Down Under

Days after hospitalisation, Pakistani pacer Naseem Shah tested positive for Covid-19 on Thursday.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said in the statement that Shah was discharged from hospital on Thursday but subsequently tested positive for Covid-19 upon his arrival at the team hotel.&nbsp;
The statement stated that the Pakistani pacer will miss the remaining two T20 Internationals against England.&nbsp;
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The Men In Green are due to leave for New Zealand on October 3 to participate in a Tri-series involving Kiwis and Bangladesh.&nbsp;
However, with no update over Shaheen Afridi's injury and now Shah testing positive for Covid, Pakistani camp would be worried over the availability of their two premier pacers ahead of T20 World Cup 2022 Down Under.
Pakistan will lock horns with India in their tournament opener on October 23 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Pakistan's teenage pace sensation Naseem Shah will miss the fifth T20I against England after he was rushed to the hospital on the eve of the game with a severe viral infection.
Naseem, who burst onto the scene with his eye-catching performances in the Asia Cup was all set to feature in the fifth T20I against England scheduled in the provincial capital but the youngster had to be hospitalised late Tuesday night after his health deteriorated. 
"He was taken to hospital with a viral infection but he is feeling better now," the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said in a statement.
"He will not be playing tonight and any decision on whether he plays the remaining matches will be taken on advice of medical panel," the statement added.
England are on their first tour of Pakistan in 17  years and with the series tied 2-2 after four matches, Naseem's absence will surely be felt by the Men in Green.

Pakistani pacer Naseem Shah rushed to hospital, doubtful for remainder of England series

The 19-year-old had been complaining of chest pain and fever since Tuesday after the team reached Lahore from Karachi and was hospitalized on the eve of the 5th T20I.

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Naseem had been Pakistan's go-to bowler in the absence of pace spearhead Shaheen Afridi, who has been out of action since mid-July due to a knee injury.

Pakistan's teenage pace sensation Naseem Shah will miss the fifth T20I against England after he was rushed to the hospital on the eve of the game with a severe viral infection.
The 19-year-old had been complaining of chest pain and fever since Tuesday after the team reached Lahore from Karachi.
Naseem, who made his name with his eye-catching performances in the Asia Cup was all set to feature in the fifth T20I against England in Lahore but the youngster had to be hospitalised late on Tuesday night after his health deteriorated.
"He was taken to the hospital with a viral infection but he is feeling better now," the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said in a statement.
"He will not be playing tonight and any decision on whether he plays the remaining matches will be taken on advice of medical panel," the statement added.
England are on their first tour of Pakistan in 17 &nbsp;years and with the series tied 2-2 after four matches, Naseem's absence will surely be felt by the Men in Green.

Scenes during Afghanistan vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2022 match turned ugly not just on the field but off it as well.
A brawl broke out between fans from both the countries in the stands as they were seen throwing chairs at each other. It was a riot-like situation at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium as the spectators abused and damaged property. 
Many former cricketers including Shoaib Akhtar have condemned the act. The former Pakistan speedster said that Afghan fans have done this in the past as well. He even tagged the former Chief Executive of the Afghanistan Cricket Board Shafiq Stanikzai and wrote ' your crowd & your players both need to learn a few things if you guys want to grow in the sport.'
Tempers flared towards the end of the match when Afghanistan pacer Fareed Khan and Pakistan's Asif Ali had a verbal fight with the Pakistani batter even raising his bat. The Men in Green eventually won a thriller which led to a fight between fans.
Also read: Asia Cup 2022: Pakistan win humdinger to seal final berth, India & Afghanistan knocked out

Asia Cup 2022: Watch! Ugly fight between Afghanistan & Pakistan fans, throw chairs at each other

Scenes during Afghanistan vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2022 match turned ugly not just on the field but off it as well. A brawl broke out between fans from both the countries in the stands as they were seen throwing chairs at each other.

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Tempers flared towards the end of the match when Afghanistan pacer Fareed Khan and Pakistan's Asif Ali had a verbal fight with the Pakistani batter even raising his bat

Scenes during Afghanistan vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2022 match turned ugly not just on the field but off it as well.
A brawl broke out between fans from both the countries in the stands as they were seen throwing chairs at each other. It was a riot-like situation at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium as the spectators abused and damaged property.&nbsp;
Many former cricketers including Shoaib Akhtar have condemned the act. The former Pakistan speedster said that Afghan fans have done this in the past as well. He even tagged the former Chief Executive of the Afghanistan Cricket Board Shafiq Stanikzai and wrote ' your crowd &amp; your players both need to learn a few things if you guys want to grow in the sport.'
Tempers flared towards the end of the match when Afghanistan pacer Fareed Khan and Pakistan's Asif Ali had a verbal fight with the Pakistani batter even raising his bat. The Men in Green eventually won a thriller which led to a fight between fans.
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Pakistani pace bowling sensation Naseem Shah has decided to auction the bat he used to hit two consecutive sixes that sent Pakistan throught to the finals of the Asia Cup.
Naseem, Pakistan's No. 10 in the match, left the world speechless after he smashed two consecutive sixes off Afghan Pacer Fazalhaq Farooqi to snatch victory for the Men in Green from the jaws of defeat.
In a video shared by the Pakistani Cricket Board on Twitter, the 19-year-old announced that he will auction the bat which was gifted to him by teammate Mohammad Hasnain and will donate half the amount to those affected by the deadly floods.
Pakistan will face Sri Lanka in the final on September 11 at the Dubai International Stadium.

Naseem Shah to auction match-winning bat to raise funds for flood victims

Pakistani pace bowler Naseem Shah will auction the bat which was gifted to him by teammate Mohammad Hasnain and will donate half the amount to those affected by the deadly floods.

Naseem will auction the six-hitting bat to raise funds for the flood affectees in Pakistan.

Pakistani pace bowling sensation Naseem Shah has decided to auction the bat he used to hit two consecutive sixes that sent Pakistan throught to the finals of the Asia Cup.
Naseem, Pakistan's No. 10 in the match, left the world speechless after he smashed two consecutive sixes off Afghan Pacer Fazalhaq Farooqi to snatch victory for the Men in Green from the jaws of defeat.
In a video shared by the Pakistani Cricket Board on Twitter, the 19-year-old announced that he will auction the bat which was gifted to him by teammate Mohammad Hasnain and will donate half the amount to those affected by the deadly floods.
Pakistan will face Sri Lanka in the final on September 11 at the Dubai International Stadium.

In a strict move, the Pakistan Cricket Board&nbsp;expelled young pacer&nbsp;Naseem Shah from the remainder of Pakistan Super League&nbsp;after breaching the tournament's Covid protocols.&nbsp;The 18-year-old fast bowler arrived at a team hotel in Lahore on Monday with an outdated negative test for Covid-19.
PCB's protocols require all the players traveling to Abu Dhabi on Wednesday to present a negative test taken not more than 48 hours prior to arrival at the team hotel. Shah presented a report on Monday from a test that was conducted on May 18.
PCB&nbsp;in a statement said that the decision will also send out a loud and clear message to all involved in the remaining matches that the board will not compromise on any violations.

Pak pacer Naseem Shah expelled from PSL over Covid protocol breach

In a strict move, the Pakistan Cricket Board&nbsp;expelled young pacer&nbsp;Naseem Shah from the remainder of Pakistan Super League&nbsp;after breaching the tournament's Covid protocols.

In a strict move, the Pakistan Cricket Board&nbsp;expelled young pacer&nbsp;Naseem Shah from the remainder of Pakistan Super League&nbsp;after breaching the tournament's Covid protocols.&nbsp;The 18-year-old fast bowler arrived at a team hotel in Lahore on Monday with an outdated negative test for Covid-19.
PCB's protocols require all the players traveling to Abu Dhabi on Wednesday to present a negative test taken not more than 48 hours prior to arrival at the team hotel. Shah presented a report on Monday from a test that was conducted on May 18.
PCB&nbsp;in a statement said that the decision will also send out a loud and clear message to all involved in the remaining matches that the board will not compromise on any violations.

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