KARACHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board on Monday reported the incorporation of Sharjeel Khan and Mohammad Sami in the national squad for the up and coming Asia Cup and World T20 competitions, while Khalid Latif made it just to the World T20 squad.
The adjustments in the national side were made because of the wounds supported by Babar Azam and Rumman Raees amid the on-going Pakistan Super League (PSL), making the players occupied for both of the competitions.
By official statement issued by PCB, Babar Azam endured a crack to his left side lower arm amid a practice session with Islamabad United, CT checks uncovered.
The privilege gave batsman will be back after around three to four weeks as indicated by the specialists.
Azam's United colleague Ruman Raees endured an evaluation one hamstring strain and is attempting to recover his wellness.
"In the wake of having taken a gander at the execution of the players in the PSL, the choice board of trustees alongside Captain Shahid Afridi and Head Coach Waqar Younis chose to incorporate Sharjeel Khan and Mohammad Sami as swaps for harmed Babar Azam and Ruman Raees individually for both Asia Cup and World Cup," said Pakistan boss selector Haroon Rasheed.
Sharjeel scored a 117 off 62 balls in the third qualifying last of the PSL against a solid Peshawar Zalmi assault on Sunday while Mohammad Sami has taken six wickets, giving without end only 23 keeps running in his last two PSL excursions.
"Since we have alternatives accessible to acquire changes in our World T20 squad before the bolster period beginning from March 8, 2016, it has additionally been chosen to utilize this choice and incorporate Khalid Latif, who indicated huge showcase of force hitting in the PSL matches.
Khalid Latif additionally hit shape as of late and has heaped 190 keeps running in eight PSL coordinates as such.
"Khalid Latif couldn't be made part of the Asia Cup squad because of some specialized reasons yet would join the squad for the World Cup," included Rasheed.
The Asia Cup and World T20 kick off on February 24 and March 16 individually.
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