Chief Selector Wahab Riaz Provides Injury Update On Naseem Shah, Mohammad Hasnain, And Ihsanullah

Wahhab Riaz, the newly appointed chief selector of Pakistan, after announcing the squad for the Australia Test series starting December 14, gave the current fitness status of Pakistan pacers Naseem Shah, Mohammad Hasnain and Ihsanullah. provided the latest information on

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Naseem Shah injured his shoulder in the Asia Cup Super 4 contest against India, failed to recover in time for the main match, and was ultimately excluded from the World Cup. The young player is Pakistan’s key bowler in all three formats and has been playing cricket for the past 18 months.

Ihsanullah, who played for Pakistan in four Twenty20 internationals and once in the one-day format, suffered an elbow injury. After the PSL ended in March 2023, Ihsanullah took 22 wickets at an economy rate of 7.59 and won both the HBL PSL 8 Player of the Tournament award and the Bowler of the HBL PSL 8 award, earning him the distinction of He has the potential to be a decisive player in deciding the victory.

Mohammad Hasnain injured his ankle while participating in the Sri Lankan Premier League in August. After leaving Sri Lanka, he traveled to England and underwent an MRI scan. The fast bowler has been undergoing treatment for his ankle inEngland since September 13, with scans suggesting he needs rehabilitation.

“ Naseem Shah expects his bowling to be 50-60% within three weeks. Mohammad Hasnain has started running and sprinting; he started bowling last week; It will take two weeks for her workload to increase. “Ihsanullah is still in a rehabilitation facility,” Wahab Riaz said.