Salman Ali Agha: “The reports suggest that Saim Ayub will recover before the Champions Trophy. Please pray for his speedy recovery”
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Pakistan middle order batsman Salman Ali Agha has revealed that reports suggest opener Saim Ayub will recover in time for the 2025 Champions Trophy, which will be held from February 19 to March 9.
Shahid Afridi: “I think Shaheen should rest for at least 2-3 months for recovery and be careful while fielding”
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Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi believes that left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi shouldn’t be picked for the next two to three months as he needs time to properly rest and recuperate after suffering a knee injury.
Ahmed Shehzad: “I had surgery on my left hand which meant 32 stitches and it took me a year-and-a-half to recover. I did not take any sympathies from the world and I managed all the recovery myself. I even hired my own physios”
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Pakistan batsman Ahmed Shehzad said he required 32 stitches and needed 18 months to recover after undergoing surgery on his left hand.
Mohammad Wasim: “It was a simple case as far as Yasir Shah’s situation was concerned. I was in touch with the team physio, and I saw Yasir’s medical reports”
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Pakistan chief selector Mohammad Wasim has insisted that spinner Yasir Shah wasn’t fit to be picked for the tour of South Africa and Zimbabwe.
Sarfraz Nawaz on Babar Azam: “He should be called back immediately from New Zealand and allowed to take proper rest for the forthcoming home series against South Africa”
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Former Pakistan pace bowler Sarfraz Nawaz believes captain Babar Azam should be sent home from New Zealand in order to make a full recovery from the fractured right thumb he suffered.
Shahid Afridi said he is doing “very good” after recovering from the coronavirus
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Former Pakistan captain and all-rounder Shahid Afridi has revealed that he is doing “very good” after recovering from the coronavirus (COVID-19).
Hasan Ali: “I am doing well in fitness tests which are held every two months. I just need to get my rhythm back and it’s there to an extent”
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Pakistan pace bowler Hasan Ali is confident of getting back to his best with the ball after spending a long time on the sidelines with injuries.
Babar Azam: “Hasan Ali has recovered his fitness, his comeback in competitive cricket will be [at the] PSL”
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Pakistan captain Babar Azam has revealed that pace bowler Hasan Ali will make his comeback during the Pakistan Super League (PSL).
Hasan Ali: “I have recovered 60-70% Alhamdulillah. I am working hard and giving my best to recover from my injuries. I am going through [a] very difficult time these days, just need your support and dua”
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Pakistan pace bowler Hasan Ali has revealed that he has “recovered 60-70%” from the cortical rib fractures he was diagnosed with.
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.