Players for national blind cricket camp named
LAHORE: The Pakistan Blind Cricket Council Thursday named players for the national training camp ahead of selecting a 15-member team for the series against England.
The team will be named on September 17. Sultan Shah, chairman PBCC, informed that the upcoming International Blind Cricket Twenty-20 series against England is scheduled in the United Arab Emirates in November. A two-day camp for the selection of Pakistan team for upcoming series, would be held in Faisalabad on September 14 and 15.
The 20 players named for the camp are Riasat Khan, Nisar Ali, M Rashid, Zafar Iqbal, Badar Munir, M Ejaz, Sajid Nawaz, Mati Ullah, Mohsin Khan, Fakhar Abbass, Shahzaib Haider, Sana Ullah Marwat, Shafi Ullah, Ayoub Khan, M Akram, Shahzaib, Haroon Khan, Akmal Hayyat, Moeen Aslam and Anees Javed.The team will be announced after taking the final approval from the chairman PBCC.
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