Mohammad Rizwan: “I wasn’t concerned when I tested positive for Covid-19 as I didn’t have any symptoms”
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Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan has revealed that he “wasn’t concerned” when he initially tested positive for the coronavirus (COVID-19).
Mohammad Amir: “Don’t panic everyone, take precautions, stay safe and clean”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir has urged people not to panic and to take the necessary precautions during the coronavirus pandemic.
Shoaib Akhtar: “I don’t understand why you have to eat things like bats, drink their blood and urine and spread some virus across the globe. I’m talking about the Chinese people. I really don’t understand how can you eat bats, dogs and cats”
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Legendary Pakistan pace bowler Shoaib Akhtar has lashed out at Chinese people for “bats, dogs and cats” as the world battles to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
Iqbal Qasim: “He is important for Pakistan’s chances at the World Cup”
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Former Pakistan left-arm spinner Iqbal Qasim feels that spinner Shadab Khan will be “important for Pakistan’s chances at the World Cup”.
The virus Shadab Khan has been diagnosed with is believed to have been caused by improperly sterilised dental instruments
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Pakistan spinner Shadab Khan was recently diagnosed with a virus and it is understood that the cause of it was improperly sterilized dental instruments.
It has been confirmed that Shadab Khan will be fit in time for the World Cup
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Pakistan spinner Shadab Khan will be fit to play at the World Cup after doctors in England gave him the all-clear.
Sarfraz Ahmed: “I am hopeful that Shadab will be part of the team for the World Cup”
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Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed is hoping that spinner Shadab Khan will be fit in time for the World Cup, which begins in England and Wales next month.
Shadab Khan has been ruled out of the limited overs series against England as he will need at least four weeks to recover from the virus he was diagnosed with
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Pakistan spinner Shadab Khan could miss the start of the World Cup as he will be out of action for at least four weeks after being diagnosed with a virus.
Josh Hazlewood has not played ODI cricket since the Champions Trophy in June last year
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Australia will be without pace bowler Josh Hazlewood in the second ODI against England in Brisbane on January 19 as he is suffering from a virus.
“There have just been too many times when we as a team go, gulp, ‘Vern might be injured again'”
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South Africa all-rounder Vernon Philander will work on his fitness and conditioning ahead of the Proteas’ summer at home.
