Pakistan Add Four Players to Test Squad for Sri Lanka Series
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Mohammad Rizwan snubbed again as Pakistan revise squad for Sri Lanka Tests
Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq have been overlooked as Pakistan revised their squad for the two-Test series against Sri Lanka, despite Rizwan scoring a domestic double century. Aamir Jamal returns to the squad, while Ali Shabbir, Muhammad Tayyab Arif and Saqib Khan earn maiden Pakistan call-ups.
Pakistan give maiden test call-ups to Tayyab, Shabbir and Saqib for Sri ...
Pakistan add four players to Test squad for Sri Lanka series
Aamir Jamal returns as three players earn maiden call-ups; first Test begins in Rawalpindi on November 9
Four new players added to Pakistan squad for Sri Lanka Test series
LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has strengthened the national Test squad by adding four players — Aamir Jamal, Ali Shabbir, Muhammad Tayyab Arif and Saqib Khan — for the upcoming two-match series against Sri Lanka. According to a PCB announcement issued in Lahore on Saturday, Tayyab, Ali and Saqib...
Pakistan Call Up Three Uncapped Players for Sri Lanka Tests - Pakistan Observer
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has added pace-bowling all-rounder Aamir Jamal, fast bowlers Ali Shabbir and Saqib Khan, and batter Muhammad Tayyab Arif to Pakistan’s squad for the upcoming two-Test series against Sri Lanka. Tayyab, Ali and Saqib have earned their maiden national Test call-ups after featuring in the three-day practice match between the Patron’s XI and Sri Lanka at Islamabad Club from November 4 to 6. Meanwhile, Ali Usman and Ab…
Pakistan hands out three maiden call-ups in 16-man Test squad for Sri Lanka series
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has added pace-bowling all-rounder Aamir Jamal, rookie pacer Ali Shabbir, batter Muhammad Tayyab Arif and pace bowler Saqib Khan to Pakistan’s Test squad for a two-match series against Sri Lanka. Tayyab, Ali and Saqib have received their first Pakistan call-ups. All three also played in the Patron’s XI v Sri […]
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