Haris Sohail and M. Amir not included in 29-men-squad for England’s tour amidst the personal issues

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Haris Sohail and M. Amir not included in 29-men-squad for England’s tour amidst the personal issues

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have revealed the 29 men squad for Pakistan’s upcoming tour of England in which Haris Sohail and M. Amir have been dropped off amidst the personal issues.

M. Amir revealed the pregnancy of his wife which is an obstacle in his way to join the team for England’s tour whereas, Haris Sohail has declared no allowance of the family for touring amidst the global deadly pandemic. 

Moreover, Wahab Riaz and Sarfaraz Ahmed have been listed in the squad which must be happy news for the fans. Especially Sarfaraz’s return, who has got a huge fan base on the basis of his captaincy role and his character, has made the public happy.

 Pakistan is to kick off its cricket season after a long period of time as amidst the Coronavirus outbreak, the cricketing activities were stopped. Many series and matches got postponed and now its time to resume them.

 The cricket will be continued without the spectators behind closed doors to avoid spreading of the Coronavirus. Also, new guidelines will be followed under which game would be commenced such as, saliva ban for polishing the ball.

 The two sides are all set to play three Test matches and as many T20Is from July. The team will be departing soon and it is to be noted that West Indies team already has arrived there.

Haris Sohail and M. Amir not included in 29-men-squad for England’s tour amidst the personal issues

 Also, Haider Ali, the youngest batting sensation, who has represented Pakistan in List A cricket and domestic relevance, has got his maiden international cricket call for England’s tour. The man performed well in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) which is now serving as an outline to open up career opportunities for him.

 The 29 member squad has been listed below:

https://twitter.com/TheRealPCBMedia/status/1271320833328177153?s=20

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