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Shadab Khan, Pakistan cricket's vice-captain, will miss upcoming series for three months post shoulder surgery.

Shadab Khan out for 3 months due to shoulder surgery

Pakistan's Shadab Khan is set for a three-month absence, undergoing shoulder surgery. The vice-captain will miss key white-ball series against Bangladesh, the West Indies, and Afghanistan, with the Asia Cup likely affected too.

Shadab Khan, vice-captain of Pakistan's white-ball team, will be out for three months due to a shoulder surgery, missing upcoming series against Bangladesh, West Indies, Afghanistan, and potentially the Asia Cup.

Pakistan's white-ball vice-captain Shadab Khan is facing a three-month layoff because of a recurring shoulder injury that will require a surgery.
A source in the Pakistan Cricket Board said on Tuesday that the PCB's medical panel has advised the leg-spin all-rounder to undergo a surgery for the chronic shoulder problem.
"He is likely to fly to London for the surgery very soon and he will require at least three months rehabilitation," the source added.
Shadab, one of Pakistan's most experienced white-ball players, was appointed vice-captain earlier this year and played in the recent home series against Bangladesh which Pakistan won 3-0.
The source said that because of the shoulder problem, Shadab was now certain to miss out on the coming white-ball series in Bangladesh and West Indies and also a home assignment against Afghanistan.
"If the Asia Cup is held in September, Shadab will also miss that event," the source said.
The 26-year-old has appeared in six Tests, 70 ODIs and 112 T20 internationals and was recently also drafted in to play in the Big Bash this season.

Ahmed Shehzad criticizes PCB for selecting Shadab Khan amidst performance concerns and questions the National Cricket Academy's effectiveness.

Ahmed Shehzad Questions PCB's Shadab Khan Selection

Shehzad criticizes the PCB's selection of Shadab Khan in the New Zealand series and questions the effectiveness of Pakistan's player development systems.

Ahmed Shehzad critiques PCB, questions Shadab Khan's inclusion

Ahmed Shehzad criticizes PCB over Shadab Khan's selection and player development failures, highlighting concerns about performance and accountability.

Veteran Pakistani batsman Ahmed Shehzad has openly criticized the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for the selection of all-rounder Shadab Khan in the ongoing T20I series against New Zealand.
Shehzad's comments followed Pakistan's significant defeat in the series opener in Christchurch, where New Zealand comfortably chased down 92 runs in just 10.1 overs, taking a 1-0 lead in the five-match series. Shadab's underwhelming performance saw him bowl only two overs, conceding 18 runs without a wicket.
In an interview with Cricket Pakistan, Shehzad expressed his reservations about Shadab's current form and questioned the rationale behind his inclusion in the team.
"Regarding Shadab, what performance has he shown? Who is responsible for bringing him into the team? Let this series end first. The PCB has a separate agenda with Shadab, and he was selected for reasons beyond performance," Shehzad remarked.
Shehzad also critiqued the overall performance of the team, pointing to Pakistan's dismal defeat, which stands as their worst-ever in terms of balls remaining, with New Zealand having 59 still to bowl.
"Our team was bowled out quickly, but how many wickets did we really take? Our experienced bowling attack, what have they achieved? Where is the threatening bowling, whether from right-handers or left-handers?" Shehzad continued.
Turning his attention to the state of the National Cricket Academy (NCA), Shehzad lambasted the PCB for its apparent failure to develop quality players in recent times.
He reminisced about the academy's past role as a breeding ground for talent, a place where players like himself, Mohammad Amir, Imad Wasim, Umar Amin, and Shan Masood were nurtured under coaches such as Mudassar Nazar.
"What has happened to our NCA over the last four years? Who is overseeing it? Where is the player development that once thrived there?" Shehzad questioned.
He saved particular ire for NCA chief Nadeem Khan, challenging his contribution to player development. "Is there any accountability? The NCA is expected to produce players for Pakistan.
This cannot all be blamed on the players. What has Nadeem Khan achieved at the NCA? Why is no one questioning him or evaluating his qualifications or credentials for holding that position?" Shehzad concluded.
These comments reflect growing concerns over the performance and strategic decisions of the PCB, as well as the effectiveness of its player development systems.

Initially, there were hopes that Shadab might return to the game, as he was seen warming up beside the playing area. However, he was subsequently ruled out.

PAK vs SA: Shadab Khan suffers freak injury, replaced by concussion substitute Usama Mir

Pakistan's World Cup campaign suffered yet another setback as all-rounder Shadab Khan was forced to leave the field due to a freak injury against South Africa in Chennai. 

#Shadab #PAKvsSA #CWC23

<h2>Initially, there were hopes that Shadab might return to the game, as he was seen warming up beside the playing area. However, he was subsequently ruled out.</h2>

Pakistan's World Cup campaign suffered yet another setback as their vice-captain, Shadab Khan, was forced to leave the field due to a freak injury during the match against South Africa in Chennai.&nbsp;
Unfortunately, Pakistan's plans were disrupted just on the second ball that saw Temba Bavuma push for a quick run after playing the ball towards mid-on, where Shadab was fielding.
In an attempt to run out Bavuma, Shadab aggressively attacked the ball and threw it towards the non-striker's end while being off-balance. During this process, he landed awkwardly on his shoulder, and his head appeared to jerk into the ground.
Concerned about the severity of the injury, physiotherapists rushed to the scene, and a stretcher was prepared. However, to the relief of Pakistan's supporters, Shadab managed to stand up after a brief moment and left the field cautiously with assistance.
Initially, there were hopes that Shadab might return to the game, as he was seen warming up beside the playing area. However, he was subsequently ruled out due to the injury, leading to his replacement in the XI by leg-spinner Usama Mir, who came on as a concussion substitute.
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Pakistan were without five rested frontline players including captain Babar Azam.

Afghanistan beats Pakistan for first time in a T20 match

Pakistan, who were without five frontline players including captain Babar Azam, suffered a 6-wicket loss against Afghanistan at Sharjah.

#PAKvAFG #Pakistan #Afghanistan

Afghanistan beat Pakistan for first time in a T20 match

Pakistan were without five rested frontline players including captain Babar Azam.

Afghanistan defeated Pakistan in a Twenty20 for the first time on Friday after the latter was restricted to 92-9.
Pakistan, without five rested frontline players including captain Babar Azam, struggled on a slow and low pitch at Sharjah Cricket Stadium against the Afghans, whose six bowlers shared all nine wickets.
Afghanistan overcame falling to 45-4 in the 10th over to cruise home at 98-4 and win by six wickets with more than two overs to spare.
Mohammad Nabi raised Afghanistan's first victory over Pakistan in five attempts in the past decade with a straight six over long off.
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T20 World Cup 2022 PAK vs SA Highlights : Shadab Khan first smashed a brilliant 50 in just 20 balls then went on to take 2 important wickets for Pakistan. 

T20 World Cup 2022 PAK vs SA Highlights: Shadab Khan's all-round effort keeps Pakistan's semis hope alive

A scintillating show by Pakistan in a rain-interrupted match ensured that they stay in the race to the semifinals. 

Tap to see the highlights as Pakistan hand a dominating 33-run defeat to South Africa. 

T20 World Cup 2022 PAK vs SA Highlights : Shadab Khan first smashed a brilliant 50 in just 20 balls then went on to take 2 important wickets for Pakistan.&nbsp;

ICC T20 World Cup 2022 Pakistan vs South Africa Highlights : An all-round performance by Shadab Khan helped Pakistan to stay alive in the race for the semifinals with an exalting 33-run win over South Africa in a rain-interrupted Group 2 game of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/t20-world-cup">T20 World Cup 2022</a>. &nbsp;
Winning the toss, Pakistan decided to bat first. However, after losing their star opener Mohd Rizwan in the first over itself, the Men in Green were quickly reduced to 43-4 in 7 overs. The only bright spot during the initial overs was Mohd Haris who smashed a quick 28 in 11 balls. Theron, Iftikar Ahmed and Shadab Khan took matters into their hands as they lifted the sinking side with brisk 50s. While Iftikhar Ahmed made 51 in 35 balls, Shadab, took just 20 balls to hit his 2nd half-century of the ongoing tournament to propel Pakistan to a daunting 185. Anrich Nortje was the most successful bowler for South Africa with figures of 4/41.
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In reply, South Africa&rsquo;s game plan was hindered early with Shaheen Shah Afridi ousting the dangerous Quinton de Kock and Rilee Rossouw in the first 2 overs itself. Temba Bavuma however tried to bring the game back on track with a 19-ball-36, but he fell prey to Shadab Khan who also ousted Aiden Markram in the same 7th over before rain interrupted play. South Africa were set a revised target of 142 runs in 14 overs via the DLS method, they needed 73 off five overs after rain cut short the game by six overs. A scintillating performance by the Pakistan bowlers restricted Proteas to 108/9 in 14 overs as they kept their semifinal hopes alive.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/t20-world-cup/ab-de-villiers-in-india-ex-south-african-cricketer-to-join-rcb-again-for-ipl-2023-1667486085815">AB de Villiers in India! Ex-South African cricketer to join RCB again for IPL 2023?&nbsp;</a>

The Men in Green failed to chase down a 131-run target, which never looked unsurmountable at the halfway mark.

ICC T20 World Cup 2022, Pakistan vs Zimbabwe Highlights: Babar Azam's side suffer shock defeat

Watch the video highlights of Pakistan's shocking 1-run loss against Zimbabwe in #T20WorldCup

#PAKvZIM

T20 World Cup 2022: Zimbabwe shock Pakistan in Perth

The Men in Green failed to chase down a 131-run target, which never looked unsurmountable at the halfway mark.

Craig Ervine&rsquo;s men pulled off one of the biggest upsets in World Cup history, defeating the mighty Pakistan by a solitary run in a low-scoring nail-biter in Perth. The Men in Green failed to chase down a 131-run target, which never looked unsurmountable at the halfway mark. Zimbabwe, who won the toss and opted to bat, got off to a blazing start. Openers Wesley Madhevere &amp; captain Craig Ervine put together a superb 42-run stand before Haris Rauf got the all-important breakthrough. From there Zimbabwe lost the batting plot, and while Sean Williams &amp; Sikandar Raza tried to resurrect the innings, the men in Red &amp; Gold fell apart. 4 wickets in 6 balls without a solitary run derailed their innings, with Shadab Khan &amp; Mohd Wasim Jr sharing the spoils. Brad Evans &amp; Ryan Burl&rsquo;s 31-run stand though ensured Zimbabwe at least got to 130 from their 20 overs. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/t20-world-cup/world-reacts-to-pakistan-s-shocking-loss-against-zimbabwe-1666889774214">World reacts to Pakistan's shocking loss against Zimbabwe</a> In reply, Pakistan lost their stalwarts Babar Azam &amp; Mohd Rizwan inside the first 5 overs. Iftikhar Ahmed was then strangled down the leg side. While Shan Masood &amp; Shadab Khan put together a 52-run partnership, Zimbabwe were always in the game. Sikandar Raza then proved to be the game changer. He first got rid of Shadab and then the new man Haider Ali off the very next ball. And then he removed the well-set Shan Masood in his very next over. While Mohd Nawaz almost took the Men in Green home, Zimbabwe kept their nerves in the final overs. And in the end, they emerged victorious by a solitary run.

Team India's early exit from Asia Cup 2022 left not just the fans surprised but players from other teams were also not expecting that.
After Pakistan pulled off a thrilling 1 wicket win vs Pakistan, India's slightest of chance of making it to the final came crashing down.
In the post match press conference, while Mohammad Nabi said that he never expected India to exit so early, Pakistan's Shadab Khan felt that Team India succumbed to pressure.
Also read: Asia Cup 2022: Watch! Ugly fight between Afghanistan & Pakistan fans, throw chairs at each other

Asia Cup 2022: India succumbed to pressure, feels Pakistan's Shadab Khan

In the post match press conference, while Mohammad Nabi said that he never expected India to exit so early, Pakistan's Shadab Khan felt that Team India succumbed to pressure.

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After Pakistan pulled off a thrilling 1 wicket win vs Pakistan, India's slightest of chance of making it to the final came crashing down

Team India's early exit from Asia Cup 2022 left not just the fans surprised but players from other teams were also not expecting that.
After Pakistan pulled off a thrilling 1 wicket win vs Afghanistan, India's slightest of chance of making it to the final came crashing down.
In the post match press conference, while Mohammad Nabi said that he never expected India to exit so early, Pakistan's Shadab Khan felt that Team India succumbed to pressure.
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Pakistan all-rounder Shadab Khan laughed off suggestions by former cricketers and pundits that Virat Kohli does instil any fear in bowlers due to his recent low scores while batting.
Speaking in Dubai on Friday, Khan said "they don't fear because they don't have to face him (Kohli)."
'Virat Kohli is a legend. His performances are still good but he has set such high standards that people feel he is not performing. I hope he returns to form and scores century but not against us.' Shadab added.
Pakistan will open their Asia Cup campaign against arch-rivals India on Sunday.
Also read: 'I want to make my team win even if that means I'm gasping for breathe': Virat Kohli

Asia Cup 2022: 'we still fear Virat Kohli,' says Shadab Khan ahead of India vs Pakistan game

'They don't fear Virat Kohli because they don't have to face him'

Pakistan's Shadab Khan laughs off suggestions by former cricketers that Virat does instil any fear in bowlers due to his recent low scores while batting

'I hope he returns to form and scores a century but not against us' said Shadab Khan

Pakistan all-rounder Shadab Khan laughed off suggestions by former cricketers and pundits that Virat Kohli does instil any fear in bowlers due to his recent low scores while batting.
Speaking in Dubai on Friday, Khan said "they don't fear because they don't have to face him (Kohli)."
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'Virat Kohli is a legend. His performances are still good but he has set such high standards that people feel he is not performing. I hope he returns to form and scores century but not against us.' Shadab added.
Pakistan will open their Asia Cup campaign against arch-rivals India on Sunday.
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