Mohammad Amir: “Shaheen was a great bowler before his injury. His rehab was completely messed up. Now, because he avoids putting weight on his knee, his brain, spine, and glutes are stiff”
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Mohammad Amir believes fellow Pakistan left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi’s “rehab was completely messed up” after he suffered back-to-back knee injuries.
Ahmed Shehzad: “First of all, you came in through the back door. You’re neither a performer nor a regular in domestic cricket. Despite not performing at all, you’re getting the backing. You didn’t even do rehab after getting injured”
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Veteran Pakistan batsman Ahmed Shehzad has blasted spin-bowling all-rounder Shadab Khan, saying he “came in through the back door”.
Pakistan seamer Arshad Iqbal: “The NCA (National Cricket Academy) declared me fit, but when I played, I didn’t feel completely fit and ended up getting two injuries. Later, I completed my rehab in the UK, and now I’m fully fit”
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Pakistan fast bowler Arshad Iqbal has announced that he is “fully fit” now after suffering two injuries that put his career on hold.
Shahid Afridi: “You’re young and have a lot of cricket ahead of you, so take your time recovering”
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Legendary Pakistan big-hitter Shahid Afridi believes opening batsman Saim Ayub has “a lot of cricket” ahead of him and urged him not to rush his return from the ankle injury he is currently recovering from.
Yasir Arafat: “A year ago I picked Sufiyan Muqeem for the Sindh Premier League. I phoned him and he said he was injured. Nobody from PCB had been in touch to sort out his rehab or treatment”
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Former Pakistan all-rounder Yasir Arafat said he picked spinner Sufiyan Muqeem for the Sindh Premier League a year ago.
Pakistan seamer Hasan Ali: “The biggest thing was that I never accepted defeat during my injury problems and I had my mind set on getting fit again”
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Pakistan pace bowler Hasan Ali has revealed that he refused to give up when he was injured and undergoing rehab three to four times a day.
Rumman Raees: “I am now in the process of rehabilitation and working hard to make a comeback and represent Pakistan again”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Rumman Raees has revealed that he is aiming to make his comeback in two to three months.
Hasan Ali will be monitored over the next five weeks before a decision on the next step to take is made
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Pakistan pace bowler Hasan Ali could be back playing cricket sooner than expected as he it is unlikely that he will need to undergo surgery for his latest back injury.
Bangladesh Cricket Board chief physician Debashish Chowdhury: “We are hopeful and are looking to prepare him for the upcoming Pakistan tour”
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Bangladesh pace bowler Mohammad Saifuddin is set to be available for the upcoming tour of Pakistan as he is nearing the end of his recovery process from a back injury.
Pakistan seamer Hasan Ali will undergo a medical scan on January 12
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Pakistan pace bowler Hasan Ali will undergo a medical scan in the second week of January to check whether he has made a full recovery from the rib fractures he suffered.
