Wahab to play for Surrey in T20 games
KARACHI: Pakistan fast bowler Wahab Riaz left for London on Tuesday to represent Surrey in a couple of Twenty20 matches later this month.The left-armer will play two matches for the English county on May 15 and 16. However, he will be available for the Lahore Lions if they reached the
By our correspondents
May 13, 2015
KARACHI: Pakistan fast bowler Wahab Riaz left for London on Tuesday to represent Surrey in a couple of Twenty20 matches later this month.
The left-armer will play two matches for the English county on May 15 and 16. However, he will be available for the Lahore Lions if they reached the final of the ongoing Super Eight T20 Cup in Faisalabad.
The left-armer will play two matches for the English county on May 15 and 16. However, he will be available for the Lahore Lions if they reached the final of the ongoing Super Eight T20 Cup in Faisalabad.
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