LAHORE: Promising Pakistan opener Saim Ayub is making steady progress in his recovery from a right ankle fracture and is set to continue his rehabilitation in England.
Following comprehensive MRI scans, X-rays, and medical assessments, it has been confirmed that Saim will be ruled out for 10 weeks from the date of his injury on January 3. The young cricketer’s availability for the upcoming New Zealand tour will depend on his ability to clear all fitness tests and medical requirements.
Pakistan is scheduled to tour New Zealand for five T20Is and three ODIs from March 16 to April 5, which will be followed by the HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL) starting on April 8. Saim’s absence will be a significant blow to the national team, as he has been a key performer in recent matches. The team management is hopeful that his rehabilitation program in England will aid in his speedy recovery and ensure he returns to full fitness ahead of the crucial fixtures.
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