Pakistan’s tearaway fast Naseem Shah was rushed to the hospital for therapy after the teenager contracted pneumonia forward of the Males in Inexperienced’s conflict with England within the fifth T20I on the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Wednesday, September 28.
The continuing seven-match sequence towards England has now moved to its Lahore leg and Naseem was prone to characteristic within the fifth sport however needed to be hospitalised after the teenager’s well being deteriorated.
Pakistan would hope that the 19-year-old quick bowler recovers quickly as he’s an integral a part of their T20I outfit and one of many 15 gamers, who’ve been named in Pakistan’s squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia beginning subsequent month in October.
Left-arm seamer and Pakistan’s bowling spearhead Shaheen Shah Afridi is already beneath rehabilitation and nursing his knee harm in England.
Naseem made his T20I debut towards arch-rivals India not too long ago throughout Pakistan’s opening fixture of the Asia Cup 2022 in Dubai. Other than his bowling prowess, Naseem additionally proved his batting calibre in the course of the Asia Cup when he helped Pakistan snatch victory from the jaws of defeat in a Tremendous 4 match towards Afghanistan.
The continuing seven-match sequence with England is presently levelled at 2-2 after the tip of 4 video games and the Karachi leg of the tour. Each Pakistan and England have performed some high quality cricket to date within the sequence and have targeted on giving satisfactory quantity of sport time to gamers forward of the a lot anticipated marquee occasion subsequent month.
England have been enjoying with out their common white-ball skipper Jos Buttler, who’s recovering from a calf harm that he sustained whereas enjoying in The Hundred earlier than the Pakistan tour. Vice-captain Moeen Ali has been main the facet in his absence.
Pakistan will kickstart their T20 World Cup 2022 marketing campaign with a high-profile sport towards their Asian neighbours India on Sunday, October 23 on the Melbourne Cricket Floor (MCG).
