Previous Pakistan Captain Shahid Afridi has affirmed that youthful player Saim Ayub will miss the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 because of lower leg injury.
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Saim supported the injury on the first day of the season of the Cape Town Test against South Africa and was at first precluded for a considerable length of time. He is as of now in London for treatment and further assessment of his condition.
Shahid Afridi talked about Saim's recuperation, sharing subtleties of their new discussion. "I addressed Saim Ayub the previous evening. He referenced that he really wants three weeks prior to beginning recovery. I encouraged him to take as much time as necessary recuperating in light of the fact that even a minor injury, while possibly not completely mended, can prompt long haul issues. You're youthful and have a brilliant future ahead, so it's smarter to recuperate totally," he expressed.
Saim was at first precluded for a very long time, which will make him miss the impending two-match home Test series against the West Indies and the tri-country series against New Zealand and South Africa.
To guarantee he recuperates in time for the impending Bosses Prize 2025 in Pakistan, the Pakistan Cricket Load up (PCB) has sent Ayub to London with partner mentor Azhar Mahmood for treatment.
"Saim Ayub is an important resource for Pakistan cricket," Naqvi said. "We are giving him the most ideal clinical consideration and assets. I'm petitioning God for his quick recuperation and will keep on checking his advancement intently," he added.
The PCB is anticipating a last update on his wellness prior to settling the public crew for the ICC Champions Prize, booked to occur from February 19 to Walk 9.
Sources inside the PCB have uncovered that the board has chosen not to declare a temporary crew for the competition and will rather present the names straightforwardly to the Global Cricket Chamber (ICC).
Saim, regardless of being in the beginning phases of his global profession, has proactively grabbed the attention with his heavenly exhibitions.
The 22-year-old made his worldwide presentation against Afghanistan in Walk 2023 and has in practically no time aggregated 44 global covers.
His ODI record stands apart three centuries and 50 years in only nine matches displaying his capacity to flourish under tension. His forceful yet created batting style has made him a champion entertainer for Pakistan.
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The left-given hitter was instrumental in Pakistan's 3-0 whitewash of South Africa in the three-match ODI series last year, scoring two centuries and acquiring Player of the Series respects.
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