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Former Pakistan seamer Jalaluddin believes that all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez’s fitness issues must be sorted out before the World Cup begins next month.
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Former Pakistan seamer Jalaluddin believes that all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez’s fitness issues must be sorted out before the World Cup begins next month.

Mohammad Hafeez: “I am optimistic to start my activities by the mid of April and hope that I [will] represent Pakistan in the World Cup”
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Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez is confident that he will be fit for the World Cup next month after he underwent a second surgery on his fractured thumb.

Mickey Arthur believes there is a chance that Mohammad Hafeez will be fit for Pakistan’s tour of England in May
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Pakistan head coach Mickey Arthur has revealed that all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez could potentially be fit in time for the limited overs tour of England, which begins on May 5.

Mohammad Hafeez may be sidelined for the World Cup after undergoing a second operation on his fractured thumb
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Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez could miss the World Cup later this year after undergoing a second surgery on his fractured right thumb in Manchester earlier this week.
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Australia all-rounder Marcus Stoinis has insisted that his fractured thumb will fully heal before the World Cup begins in May.
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South Africa have been dealt a big blow ahead of the first Test against Pakistan on Boxing Day as they will be without the services of pace bowler Vernon Philander, who is currently recovering from a hairline fracture he sustained to his right thumb.
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Zimbabwe will go into their five-match ODI series against Pakistan without the services of opening batsman Solomon Mire and pace bowler Kyle Jarvis.