Hasan Ali recovers, eyes comeback on Tuesday

CALCUTTA: There’s good news for cricket fans as Pakistan’s national cricket team bowler, Hasan Ali, shows significant signs of improvement in his health. The fast bowler, who fell ill and couldn’t play against South Africa, is likely to make a comeback to the squad for the upcoming match on October 31, said insider sources.

Hasan Ali, who had been in isolation due to health concerns, recently joined his fellow players for breakfast, marking a promising step towards his full recovery. The news has brought much relief to the cricketing fraternity, and it appears that Hasan Ali is now feeling better than ever.

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In light of this positive development, the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) medical panel is set to conduct a reassessment of Hasan Ali’s health today. The cricketer’s condition will be closely monitored, and if his recovery continues on this trajectory, he may even participate in the team’s practice session scheduled for tomorrow.

This recovery is particularly crucial as the much-anticipated match between Pakistan and Bangladesh is just around the corner, slated for October 31 in Calcutta. Hasan Ali had missed the team’s previous match against South Africa due to a fever, leaving fans and the squad eager for his return to the pitch.