Pakistan captain Azhar Ali reveals which two players he feels ‘very lucky to have’ in the team

Azhar Ali revealed that he is very lucky to have Naseem Shah and Shaheen Shah Afridi in his team Pakistan cricket

Azhar Ali: “The way Naseem and Shaheen have bowled in recent series, I as captain fell very lucky to have them in my squad”

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Pakistan Test captain Azhar Ali has revealed that he feels “very lucky to have” the pace duo of Naseem Shah and Shaheen Shah Afridi in his team.

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Pakistan opener Abid Ali struck on head, cleared of concussion and other serious injuries

Abid Ali was cleared of any serious injuries, including a concussion, after being struck on the helmet while fielding at short leg Pakistan cricket

Abid Ali was cleared of any serious injuries, including a concussion, after being struck on the helmet while fielding at short leg

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Pakistan opener Abid Ali was cleared of a concussion and other serious injuries after he was struck on the helmet while fielding at short leg during the team’s practice match in Derby.

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Naseem Shah bouncer left which Pakistan batsman needing treatment and a new helmet?

Naseem Shah struck Fawad Alam with a bouncer that left him needing treatment and a new helmet Pakistan cricket

Naseem Shah “generated considerable pace on a slow pitch and troubled all of the batsmen, with Fawad Alam needing treatment and a new helmet after he was clattered by a skiddy bouncer from Naseem”

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Pakistan fast bowler Naseem Shah was in scarily good form in the latest warm-up game the national team played as he struck batsman Fawad Alam with a skiddy bouncer that left him needing treatment and a new helmet.

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ICC to review security ahead of Champions Trophy and Women’s World Cup

“We will continue to work with authorities over the coming hours and days and review our security in line with the threat levels”

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The International Cricket Council (ICC) have confirmed that they will be reviewing security measures for the Champions Trophy and Women’s World Cup following the terrorist attack in Manchester on Monday night.

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